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link to Review of The Lazy Genius Kitchen: Is this Book for Me?

Review of The Lazy Genius Kitchen: Is this Book for Me?

Do you Have a Love/Hate Relationship with Your Kitchen? If you feel frustrated or overwhelmed by the responsibility of feeding hungry people, The Lazy Genius Kitchen is for you.  Two of...

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24 Exceptional Clean Fiction Books for Adults

Making a list of clean fiction books for adults is tricky business.  To begin with, everyone has a different definition of clean.  Some readers don’t want profanity or sex scenes,...

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link to Challenging Cultural Lies: Mama Bear Apologetics Book Review

Challenging Cultural Lies: Mama Bear Apologetics Book Review

Survival is the name of the game in parenting.  Keeping a roof over their heads, clothes on their back and food in their bellies is more than a full-time job. It’s three or four. Then you...

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link to Clean Beach Reads: Classics, Literary Fiction and Breezy Reads

Clean Beach Reads: Classics, Literary Fiction and Breezy Reads

I agree with Anne Bogel of Modern Mrs Darcy that any book you take to the beach is a Beach Read. It really doesn’t matter which genre it is as long as you like it.  Photo by Taryn Elliott...

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What Inspired C.S. Lewis to write The Chronicles Narnia?

Photo by Luan Oosthuizen on Pexels.com CS Lewis drew inspiration for The Chronicles of Narnia from influences in his life: an image he had in his head since age 16, an imaginary land he created...

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How to Get Free Christian Audio Books

Photo by Vlad Bagacian on Pexels.com Audio books are growing in popularity and quality. But they can set you back $20-32 per title, which can get pricey if you're a voracious reader. What are some...

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Beth Gross

Harold isn't the only one who can wield the purple crayon magic. Maybe he started it, but you can finish it. You can reimagine your story. Many folks have blazed the trail and will give you tips on how to do it. Plus, there's the Ultimate Guidebook to show you how it's done.

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