Book Reviews
Books to nurture faith at home
Honest reviews to help you choose a faith-building read for a child, teen or yourself.
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The Cartographer's Presence
By Stephen Reed
A Christian allegorical fantasy adventure, weaving faith with scripture, based primarily on a few chapters from John's gospel.
Talking to Children About Mental Health
By Lily-Jo
A very sensible, sensitive and practical guide on the mental health issues facing Gen Z and Gen Alpha and how a safe environment can be created to offer support and to foster joy, confidence and resilience.
Why We're Feeling Lonely
This short book (just over 100 pages!) is a compelling read for both parents of teens and older teens themselves.
A Basic Guide to Biblical Theology
This is a ‘hybrid’ theology book; partly accessible to the everyday reader and partly an academic overview of biblical theology.
Suspicious Deliveries
By J.M. Evans
When Noah comes to stay with his aunt and uncle in the flat above one of the gang, a new adventure begins.
The True King
A beautifully illustrated book to introduce kids to the big picture of the Bible.
It's Good to Be a Boy
We have found this and its sister 'It's good to be a girl' to be very helpful and engaging topical books.
J is for Jesus
J is for Jesus is a beautifully produced book that feels quite special - the hardback version is very attractive, with high quality, really joyful illustrations, so it would make a thoughtful gift.
It's Good to Be a Girl
We have found this - and it's brother 'It's Good to be a Boy' to be very helpful and engaging topical books.