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I teach literature in a Christian high school by day and write inspirational fiction by night.
I love to share heart-touching quotes and stories here on my blog. So glad you stopped by! ~Renee~
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Tag Archives: Christmas Christian Fiction Reading Challenge
Thoughts on Blogging, Book Club Day, and A Giveaway!
My first blog post is dated July 31, 2010. So on Friday this week, I will have been blogging for five months! I’ve wanted my blog to do-it-all: tell my own stories, relate other people’s stories, review great books, inspire, … Continue reading
Christmas Gift Guide: One Imperfect Christmas by Myra Johnson
I often judge a book by the way I respond to the heroine. If the lead in the story is a vulnerable young girl, I’ll think, “She could be my daughter,” and find myself wanting to protect her. Sometimes the … Continue reading
Great Stocking Stuffer: A Simple Amish Christmas by Vanetta Chapman
To a pair of steadfast Amish parents, a daughter like Annie Weaver spells trouble. At nearly seventeen, she’d refused every boy who had wanted to court her. She’d managed to lose three jobs. She was still sneaking into the barn … Continue reading










