I just finished reading “The Blogging Church” by Brian and Terry Stork. Although I am not a pastor, I am a professional blogger and wanted to read this book to gain some perspective on how other folks are effectively using blogs. I found the book to very insightful and I think the appeal is broader [...]

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It is a testament to the skill of an author who can take what is possibly the most egregiously sensational material and produce a work of fiction both measured and compassionate.  Jodi Picoult has succeeded in doing just that with Nineteen Minutes, her 2007 novel about a Columbine-like school shooting.   The book starts with the [...]

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Book Review: The Book of Common Prayer, “My carry-with-me copy is this size, and I recommend it for traveling places…”by Peter Menkin Here I am daring to comment on this wonderful book, used by Episcopalians and one of the prayer and rubric publications that unite Anglicans worldwide. (There are about 77 million Anglicans in the [...]

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Before commencement of book review writing, you should distinguish between two terms: book report and book review. Many people use these terms in the same breath, however there are vital differences in the very essence of these notions. Book Review and Book Report – Is There a Difference? A book report has a factual emphasize. [...]

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The initial chapters of the book Beat the Bitch do not really create a positive impression of the author. It may appear to you Tess Stimson is trying to make women feel guilty about all the sins of their men. Once you are past that stage, Stimson assumes the role of your best friend through [...]

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