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courageous review

Courageous by Randy alcorn,
Officer Adam Michelle, Nathan Heyes, Shane Fuller and David Thompsom work to keep the streets drug free, arresting criminals. but  when they take their badges off, they have another side, their families. Adam's son Dylan is slipping away from his control, Adam doesn't know what to do about it, while Nathan's daughter Jade is 14 and she wants to date boys, she's growing up to be a fine young lady. The officers have a history of broken families. Father hood is hard. When a tragedy strikes, It brings Adam to reality, to be a father and do do it right.

I really liked this book, Randy Alcorn did a good job at throwing in humor like real life intsenses. I really liked it!

I got this book for free from Tyndale to review

 5 stars

Thunder dog review

Thunder dog, by Micheal Hingson,
Micheal Hingson was born blind, his parent didn't want to enroll him in a school for blind, they raised him like any other kid, he went bike riding and played with the other kids. He got his first guide dog when he was 14 years old. Then, he got Roselle, a guide dog he loved and he trusted. It was with that dog he would trust to guide him out of the tower that was about to fall on 9/11.

This book is a page turner and a inspiring read. I liked it

4 stars

note: I recieved this free from booksneeze to review it

inside the voyage of the dawn treader

inside the voyage of the dawn treader, by Devin Brown.

Devin brown pulls apart the voyage of the dawn treader and takes things  and explains what he thinks is the meaning and symbol.

I thought it was very boring. it was very sluggish reading.

Ruth a walk thru review

published by bakerhouse,  a small booklet on the bible study of Ruth.
of loyalty and love.

I was kinda disappointed with it, because I was looking forward to it being a study of Ruth, like how she would  of felt and what Marriage was like back then, like a history of the time and it would go into the depth of that. and That she was a moabite.

Unsinkable review

Unsinkable by Abby Sunderland
genre: bio
time: 21st century
stars: 5

Abby Sunderland had a passion for sailing. so much so that she wanted to sail around the world all by herself.
so they got a boat and she attempted to sail around the world solo at the age 16. She starred death almost more then once while she was sailing. she loved the water. and she recounts of her faith that grew so much after the trip.

I really liked it! booksneeze was offering it but I didn't request it because they said it didn't have a lot of faith in it. so I took their word and didn't read it. but I think their wrong. I loved it! and I blame them that I didn't get it!

heaven is for real

Heaven is for real by Todd Burpo
genre: bio
time: 21st century
stars: 3

I finally got to read heaven is for real after looking at the little ads in the book catalogs, hearing about it on review blogs and turning green with envy when someone had read it.
Colton Burpo got a flu, or as the doctor believed it was a stomach flu. his appendix ruptured. after many hospital adventures, he was put through many tests, and while everyone was praying he was having his oparation. It was miraculous he was healed. even the nurses said so.  what the parents didn't know, is that Colton went to heaven while he was having the oparation and came back.  of course, the parents don't know every thing that happend..

see what you think when you read it.