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Discuss anything and everything about books and reading--from censorship to early literacy to ebooks to your favorite book. And more! :)

Good Job Raevyn!!!!! I am giving you a handclap right now(;

What upcoming books are you excited for?

Example: A Whole New World.

Oh... Hmmm. You mean excited to read or excited to come out?

I'm pretty excited to read the next book in the Gallagher girls series

Oohhhh I need to look at both of those (:

Hmmm, I don't know really. Anyone here know? I'm sure there probably has been. Maybe, solitary Tales may be one.

Yep, it was that bad. I don't know exactly. However I guess Christian in today's age just means they can't make money with other tags xP

So that wasn't a good example... I'll think on another book (;

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Oh yes it does!!!!! (((:
I want to publish some books but more like novellas. Hehe (;

And I think you could give it a very fresh start!! Maybe help make it (Real) Christian again(;

Samantha wrote: "I'm wondering, has there ever been a YA novel with a Christian tag?"

These are some YA Christian books that I've read:

-- Homelanders series by Andrew Klavan is terrific!! My brother & I both finished this series in just over a week.
Other tags: Mystery, Adventure, Action, Suspense, Thriller.

and by Frank E. Peretti are really great! :D I've read these books 3 times each and I figured I'll likely read them again at some point. :)
Other tags: Mystery, Thriller, Horror, Suspense, Fantasy.

-- River of Time series by Lisa Tawn Bergren is really good too! :) (Well, except for the last book, which had too much sensuality for my taste. But you can read the rest of the series & not the last book & still be okay. ;) )
Other tags: Romance, Historical, Fantasy, Time Travel, SciFi, Adventure.

by Nicole Sager is very good! I've not read the rest of the series yet, but Nicole is a friend of mine & I know she isn't going to put anything inappropriate in her books. :)
Other tags: Fantasy, Historical, Mystery.

@Sam- Aw thanks *winks* ((((;

Good job JJ!!!!! :D

Thanks, MK! :)
I know of some others... but these are the only ones I could think of right now.

Always (;
Ohhh gotcha!! Haha xP

One of my favorite books is The Lord of the Rings by J.R.R. Tolkien. I know that a lot of the cast members in the movie series don't consider themselves Christians, but despite what many people think the books include just as much Christian allegory as C.S Lewis's books. For example, the ring represents how even the smallest bad thing can eventually grow bigger and destroy a person if he or she lets it (And that's especially true in today's world where sex, alcohol and drugs are more present than ever) It also represents that Christianity is more than a religion: It's a journey that we take with God by our side every day.

That's a unique thought!

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ThankYou!

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