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«The Girls’ Guide to Conquering Life» by Erica and Jonathan Catherman

«The Girls’ Guide to Conquering Life» by Erica and Jonathan Catherman Pages: 304. Published: May 15th 2018 by Fleming H. Revell Company. Genre: Nonfiction, self help. Find this review on Goodreads MY SYNOPSIS This is a practical guide for anything a girl needs to know in order to succeed on her way to adulthood. You learnSigue leyendo ««The Girls’ Guide to Conquering Life» by Erica and Jonathan Catherman»

«Stories We Tell Ourselves» by Sarah Françoise

«Stories We Tell Ourselves» by Sarah Françoise Pages: 218. Published: April 2018 by Apollo. Genre: Fiction, contemporary. Find this review on Amazon|Goodreads   Spoiler Alert! You can’t keep a secret forever. MY SYNOPSIS Family reunions are usually complicated. Frank, Joan, and their children are about to face one of those this year. Each one of them is dealingSigue leyendo ««Stories We Tell Ourselves» by Sarah Françoise»

«Room for Doubt» by Ben Young

«Room for Doubt: How Uncertainty Can Deepen Your Faith» by Ben Young Pages: 240. Published: September 1st 2017 by David C. Cook. Genre: Christian, nonfiction. Find this review on Amazon | Goodreads MY SYNOPSIS The author has struggled with doubts a great part of his live. In this book, he explains the nature of the problem andSigue leyendo ««Room for Doubt» by Ben Young»

«The Martyr’s Oath» by Johnnie Moore

«The Martyr’s Oath» by Johnnie Moore Pages: 237. Published: October 10th 2017 by Tyndale House Publishers Genre: Christian, nonfiction. Find this review on Amazon|Goodreads MY SYNOPSIS Christians in the Middle East dying for their faith is so common that it doesn’t hit the news anymore. Living for Jesus can cost them everyhting, but they go afterSigue leyendo ««The Martyr’s Oath» by Johnnie Moore»

¡Año de libros 2017!

Otro año está a punto de terminar, lo cual significa que ha llegado el momento de contarte qué libros leí durante 2017 y cuántas estrellas le di a cada uno. Confieso que sufrí gratas sorpresas y unas cuantas decepciones con algunos; y, en comparación con años anteriores, leí muchos más libros de no-ficción, los cualesSigue leyendo «¡Año de libros 2017!»

«Luther and Katharina» by Jody Hedlund

Luther and Katharina by Jody Hedlund Pages: 386. Published: October 6th 2015 by Waterbrook Press Find this review on Amazon | Goodreads MY SYNOPSIS Luther is the famous reformist that has impacted all Europe with his teaching and ideas. Katharina is a courageous nun that desperately want to believe that the freedom he’s preaching is true. WhenSigue leyendo ««Luther and Katharina» by Jody Hedlund»

«English Lessons» by Andrea Lucado

«English Lessons: The Crooked Path of Growing Toward Faith» by Andrea Lucado Pages: 240. Published: May 2nd 2017 by Waterbrook Press. Find this review on Amazon | Goodreads MY SYNOPSIS Andrea Lucado shares the experiences she had while studying in England, completely apart from home and all things familiar to her. During this season, her faith was testedSigue leyendo ««English Lessons» by Andrea Lucado»

«Abandoned Faith» by Alex Mcfarland and Jason Jimenez

«Abandoned Faith: Why Millennials Are Walking Away and How You Can Lead Them Home» by Alex Mcfarland and Jason Jimenez Pages: 288. Published: March 1st 2017. Genre: non-fiction, Christian. Find this review on Amazon | Goodreads MY SYNOPSIS Millennials (hose born between 1980 and 2000) are struggling to find their place in church and faith for different reasonsSigue leyendo ««Abandoned Faith» by Alex Mcfarland and Jason Jimenez»

«The Illusionist’s Apprentice» by Kristy Cambron

«The Illusionist’s Apprentice» by Kristy Cambron Pages: 368. Published: March 2017. Find this review on Amazon | Goodreads MY SYNOPSIS It all starts when a supposedly magician claims he can bring a dead man back to life. After his show on New Year’s Eve, one man is dead and another stands charged with his murder. How could Agent Elliot Matthews findSigue leyendo ««The Illusionist’s Apprentice» by Kristy Cambron»