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Raechel’s 2025 Year in Books
Take a look at Raechel’s Year in Books, including some fun facts about their reading.
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Raechel Lenore
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September 2012
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https://www.goodreads.com/vikinglady10
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The Depths We'll Go To
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The Heights We'll Fly To (Sea to Sky, #2)
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Very enjoyable! I loved getting to know Juliet, Henry, and Charity so very much. They were each such endearing characters, and how they grew throughout the story - both individually and together - was beautifully done. The faith content was great 'I a ...more |
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Oh my, what a beautiful book. I hardly know where to begin with this review... On Living Stone is one of those books where you just have to sit back after finishing and savor what you just experienced. I was drawn into the story right from the start, ...more |
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The illustrations and how this book is compiled is very eye catching and pretty. I also like the bite size devotional aspect. However, I did not care for the Bible versions used because they seemed more like they were just trying to find a version th ...more |
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This was a fun story! Main character, Olivia Bennet is from Australia but goes to England to visit and help her grandmother. I loved seeing both worlds displayed in the novel. The little English village was delightful, and I very much wanted to visit ...more |
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4.5 stars I'll be honest, I wasn't at all sure what to expect going into this book - the blurb sounded intriguing but I haven't read the first book so I wasn't sure how it would go. But ooo-weee, I am so glad I took a chance on this new-to-me author/s ...more |
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| *Happy sigh* I do love a good St.Clair romcom. And the Love in Sheet Cake series ahs definitely been some of my favorites by this author. I have been eagerly anticipating The Wild Card as soon as the author started hinting at it a while back. And it ...more | |
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Oof, that ending was a whirlwind discovery! But let me back up a bit. ;) Wright is very brilliant at writing captivating and eerie fiction. Just creepy enough to give you a thrill without all the gore or truly ghostly activity that some creepy stories ...more |
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First time reading a book by this author, but I don't think it be my last! The writing style was well done, and I loved the characters. At first, I wasn't sure if this book would be my cup of tea because I don't generally love the single mom trope (w ...more |
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“At the Beginning, no one knew,
A cage built in silence, letting no one through
Light and dark, a delicate balance
But the scales tipped and all slipped
Found and lost in my own glass palace”
― There is Us
A cage built in silence, letting no one through
Light and dark, a delicate balance
But the scales tipped and all slipped
Found and lost in my own glass palace”
― There is Us
“Look back. Look back at me."
Richard Armitage spoke this line in the movie North and South as he watched Miss Hale drive away in a carriage.”
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Richard Armitage spoke this line in the movie North and South as he watched Miss Hale drive away in a carriage.”
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“God’s not in the business of pampering His children. He’s in the business of perfecting them.”
― A Broken Kind of Beautiful
― A Broken Kind of Beautiful
“Aunt Mare, do you ever wish you’d had a different life? Something not so…hard?”
“Sometimes. But then the hard is what makes us who we are. The hard is usually what God uses to draw us closer…If I have to choose between what’s easy or what will bring me closer to Him, I pray my choice will be Him.”
“That’s a scary prayer.”
“Tell me about it.”
A hint of a smile pulled up the corner of Sara’s mouth. “But you pray it anyway.”
― A Broken Kind of Beautiful
“Sometimes. But then the hard is what makes us who we are. The hard is usually what God uses to draw us closer…If I have to choose between what’s easy or what will bring me closer to Him, I pray my choice will be Him.”
“That’s a scary prayer.”
“Tell me about it.”
A hint of a smile pulled up the corner of Sara’s mouth. “But you pray it anyway.”
― A Broken Kind of Beautiful
“You know the story of the prodigal son?” Pastor Voss asked. “It’s powerful, don’t you think? The father running out to the wayward-turned-repentant son, giving him the best clothes, preparing a giant feast. All to celebrate his return. I always wonder, when I read that story, how different it would have been if, instead of accepting his father’s gift, the son would have worn sackcloth and worked in his father’s pigsty…Loses some of its power that way, doesn’t it?”
“You think that’s what I’m doing?”
“God’s calling you to be His son, not His slave. He doesn’t want you to wear shackles, Davis. Not when He’s already cut you free.”
― A Broken Kind of Beautiful
“You think that’s what I’m doing?”
“God’s calling you to be His son, not His slave. He doesn’t want you to wear shackles, Davis. Not when He’s already cut you free.”
― A Broken Kind of Beautiful
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Sep 09, 2016 02:23PM
Trying to find some good, clean/Christian fiction set in India, preferably contemporary...
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Just read an *amazing* book by J.A. Marx that isn't released yet (May!), and am just... "wow"!! So good. Had my heart pumping. Loved it. :)
