Reviews by Jennifer Weir
Fearless
On 9/8 Jennifer Weir wrote: I think if any person were asked if there was a fear of some sort in their life, the answer would be yes. We all have fears. It is natural. Max Lucado wrote a wonderful book to help with the fears that are so common to people in this day. The book is “Fearless”. It ... Book Review ~ Fearless
What's He Really Thinking?
On 8/21 Jennifer Weir wrote: Have you ever wondered what makes a man tick? Or maybe why he just did what he did? If you find yourself wondering why he is just so different from you, then this is a great book to read. What He’s Really Thinking by Paula Rinehart takes you through the “mind” of a man to ... Book Review ~ What He’s Really Thinking
I Believe Bunny
On 7/7 Jennifer Weir wrote: The I Believe Bunny written by Tish Rabe is an excellent story of prayer and faith for any young child to read. It is the story of a bunny that so desperately wants to help a hurting mouse, but feels like he isn’t able. Through this experience, bunny finds that by calling out to God ... Book Review: The I Believe Bunny
God's Little Princess Devotional Bible
On 6/27 Jennifer Weir wrote: God’s Little Princess Devotional Bible by Sheila Walsh is a great devotional Bible for any family with little girls. I am going to be using this for Bible time during school this year and my little girl just can’t wait. As soon as she saw the sparkly cover on it, she was ready to dig ... Book Review: God’s Little Princess
100 Bible Stories, 100 Bible Songs
On 6/6 Jennifer Weir wrote: Created by Stephen Elkins and Illustrated by Tim O’Connor, this is a fabulous children’s book of Bible Stories. It is not a Children’s Bible. It contains child level stories from the Bible and each has a song that goes with the story. It is excellent. The CD was in our stereo before I could hardly finish ... Book Review: 100 Bible Stories 100 Bible Songs
Jesus Calling
On 5/24 Jennifer Weir wrote: Jesus Calling is written by a missionary named Sarah Young. This book actually took me a little longer to read than my previous book. I went into this with a little aprehension since it was another “devotional book”. Once I began reading, it was fabulous. It is written in the first person just as if God ... Book Review: Jesus Calling
Face of Betrayal
On 5/2 Jennifer Weir wrote: Face of Betrayal by Lis Wiehl is an excellent read. Three friends are known as “The Triple Threat” in this novel. Allison is a prosecutor, Cassidy is a TV reporter trying to make it big, and Nicole is an FBI agent. Due to the recent disappearance of seventeen year old Katie Converse, these three friends ... Book Review: Face of Betrayal