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Christian Fiction Book Club: October

by | Oct 15, 2010 | 2012 | 2 comments

Have you started reading Pearl in the Sand by Tessa Afshar yet?

You still have plenty of time to join the club. Click here for more details

More about Pearl in the Sand

Pearl in the SandFrom Goodreads: Can a Canaanite harlot who has made her livelihood by looking desirable to men make a fitting wife for one of the leaders of Israel? Shockingly, the Bible’s answer is yes. At the age of fifteen Rahab is forced into prostitution by her beloved father. In her years as a courtesan, she learns to mistrust men and hate herself. Into the emotional turmoil of her world walks Salmone, a respected leader of Judah. Through the tribulations of a stormy relationship, Rahab and Salmone learn the true source of one another’s worth in God and find healing from fear and rejection.

Still on the fence? You can read chapter 1 here: FaithfulReader.com

November

This is HUGE we need suggestions for the November Book. The only requirement is that it’s a Christian Fiction book. Do you have a suggestion? Please, leave a comment!! Currently, we have on the table:
– Snow Day by Billy Coffey
– Immanuel’s Veins by Ted Dekker
– The Sweet By and By by Sara Evans and Rachel Hauck
– The Red Tent by Anita Diamant
– Children of the Alley by Naguib Mahfouz
On October 27th there will be a poll on this blog for you to make your choices.

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Written by Regina Hott

I love to read! But I don't always think the synopsis on the backs of books do them justice. I do, however, believe all books should come with an intended rating - or at least a steam FYI. So, I'm taking upon myself to educate all -- christian & secular readers, alike -- on the books behind the synopsis and the possible things you may not want your YA reader to see. Enjoy!
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2 Comments

  1. Juju at Tales of Whimsy.com
    Juju at Tales of Whimsy.com on October 15, 2010 at 2:46 pm

    I think I voted for the Sara Evans book 🙂 I can't wait!

  2. David A. Bedford
    David A. Bedford on October 16, 2010 at 3:20 pm

    I don't know for sure, but maybe my book would do. It all depends on how direct you want the Christian element to be. Please go to my book's website to see if it may be what you need. Feel free to visit my blog and leave a comment. Thanks!