Elizabeth Drue

Helpful concerning personalities despite heresy

Revisado: 03-07-25

The authors clearly and cleverly delineated the structure of the enneagram, and the narration was enjoyable. However, any book that claims that sin is merely failing to live up to one's authentic self will miss the mark when it comes to solutions, and so this book ultimately failed in it's attempt to help people find solutions to their personality's wounding messages.

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Heartbreaking but hopeful still

Revisado: 08-17-24

How a young thug on the path to the criminal life is transformed by the love of a community and unexpected beauty. I am a middle school teacher and this book has made me more compassionate because I was able to live inside the head of a young middle school let facing very difficult circumstances but wanting to be different. Fantastically acted. You will never regret getting to know Doug Switch.

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A hopeful, heart-string-tugging, and humerous journey through grief

Revisado: 05-26-24

Delve into the hilarious and heartfelt mind of an American 6th grader as he adjust to having a butler who insists on him learning "the most glorious game known to mankind," cricket. The voice acting perfectly captured both the attitude of a middle schooler and the dry disapproval of a "gentleman's gentleman." Do not miss this story's delightful characters, phenomenal writing, and gentle wisdom.

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A delightful challenge

Revisado: 10-24-22

A wonderful blend of personal stories and reflections and wisdom gleaned from literature and philosophy. I often leave such genres of books feeling discouraged, but because she grounded happiness in the reality of God's love, I ended the book with more courage to trust God and live out the gifts he gave me.

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a story for the ages

Revisado: 10-04-22

A fitting end to the Wingfeather Saga, the kind of end to make you want to start anew right where you are. Beautiful ideas and phrases will accompany me into the future, and I'll be better for it.

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delightful

Revisado: 08-31-22

Perfectly enjoyable for both adults and children full of secrets, maps, sword fights and humor.

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Delightful story for reading alone or aloud!

Revisado: 06-15-22

A wonderful story of brotherly and fatherly love. Set in 1400s Korea, it was a delightful introduction to Korean history. The language was simple enough for a 3-4th graders to read on their own, but it also adroitly introduced here in there a higher level words.

Narration excellently captured the joy of the story.

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not dry facts

Revisado: 05-29-22

A witty telling of the story of humanity's ideas of the important issues of life - origin, theology, destiny, and authority - and the end results of them. Susan Wise Bauer's dry humor is perfectly portrayed by John Lee's masterful narration.

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the experience you dream of

Revisado: 12-31-20

That desire to here the old war stories is perfectly fulfilled in this book.

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The book I was wanting

Revisado: 11-15-20

I had been wanting to have a book that helped me understand how well known Christians who grew up thinking very much like me could leave historic Christianity for the non-Christian version offered by progressives. Alisa's honest look at her childhood past and recent past in having to face significant challenges to give both the story and the apologetics of why historic Christianity is true. Every modern Christian should read this book to understand the times.

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