Reviews by Jodi Whisenhunt
Green
On 12/3 Jodi Whisenhunt wrote: Ted Dekker’s Green, “the beginning and the end” of the Circle series, is both a continuation of and an introduction to the good versus evil saga begun in Black. Though not a big fan of fantasy I did find Green a superb allegory. Protagonist Thomas Hunter travels between two worlds, the present ... Review of Ted Dekker's Green
God's Little Princess Devotional Bible
On 9/1 Jodi Whisenhunt wrote: God’s Little Princess Devotional Bible (Tommy Nelson, 2006), written by Sheila Walsh, is a wonderful story book for young girls. Sheila utilizes the International Children’s Bible (Thomas Nelson, 1999) to communicate God’s Word in easy-to-understand terms. Special features that accompany each Scripture ... Review of God's Little Princess Devotional Bible
The Great Eight
On 5/26 Jodi Whisenhunt wrote: As I read The Great Eight, I wasn’t real impressed with the writing style. It’s a bit redundant, doesn’t flow chronologically, and is all over the place with point-of-view. As much as I love Scott Hamilton’s bubbly personality and vivacious skating, I must admit I was bored by the book. Until, ... Book Review: The Great Eight, by Scott Hamilton (with Ken Baker)