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“Green Eggs and Ham”: Creating Wonder, Imagination, and Joy Through Reading

May 14, 2021 Steve Lytle 2 Comments Books, Children, Dr. Seuss, Family, Family Time, Green Eggs and Ham, Quality Time, Reading

“Take a look. It’s in a book”

Arminian books

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What to do with your Stimulus Money? Buy Books of Arminian Theology, of Course.

March 26, 2021 David Lytle 2 Comments Arminian, Books, John Piper, Keith Stanglin, Literature, Reading, Robert Picirilli, Roger Olsen, Stimulus, Thomas McCall, Thomas Oden, Timothy Tennent

Use your stimulus money wisely. Buy these five books on Arminian theology.

The Chronicles of Narnia

Rambling Ever On Ranks The Chronicles of Narnia

January 29, 2021 Staff 6 Comments Books, C.S. Lewis, Fantasy, Fiction, Literature, Prince Caspian, Ranking, Reading, The Chronicles of Narnia, The Horse and His Boy, The Last Battle, The Lion the Witch and the Wardrobe, The Magician's Nephew, The Silver Chair, The Voyage of the Dawn Treader

We attempt the impossible: Ranking “The Chronicles of Narnia” from best to worst.

National Book Lovers Day

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A Celebration of National Book Lovers Day

August 9, 2019 Phill Lytle 1 Comment A Tale of Two Cities, Adventure, Agatha Christie, Audiobooks, Biographies, C.S. Lewis, Charles Dickens, Charles Portis, Common Sense, Douglas Adams, Ecclesiastes, F. Leroy Forlines, Fantasy, Henry and the Chalk Dragon, Influence, Inspiration, J.R.R. Tolkien, James Joyce, Jane Austin, John F. Kennedy, Malcolm Gladwell, Mein Kampf, National Book Lovers Day, Poetry, Prose, Ray Bradbury, Reading, Reading Aloud, Robert Picirilli, Romance, Science Fiction, The Chronicles of Narnia, The Pilgrim's Progress, Thomas Paine, Tragedy, Truth, Uncle Tom's Cabin

Here then is our ode to this singular creation. Here, is our celebration of books and all who love them. Happy Book Lovers Day from Rambling Ever On!

Biographies and Books

Literature The Arts The Five

Summer Reading: Five Biographies I Highly Recommend

May 31, 2019 Gowdy Cannon 13 Comments Biographies, Books, Literature, Reading

This entry is part 2 of 3 in the series Summer Reading Recommendations

There are thousands of fantastic biographies out there. Here are five I love.

Girl reading a book

Literature The Arts

The Joy of Re-Reading

May 1, 2019 Phill Lytle 9 Comments Books, Literature, Reading

Reading books for the love of the journey and not just the destination.

Literature Reviews The Arts

Three Things I Love About Audiobooks (And Three I Don’t)

July 18, 2018 Gowdy Cannon 10 Comments Audiobooks, Books, Literature, Reading, Review

The pros and cons of audiobooks.

Reading Ever On, Book

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Reading Ever On – 2018, 1st Quarter

April 23, 2018 Gowdy Cannon 4 Comments 1984, A Grief Observed, A Wrinkle in Time, Book Review, Brandon Sanderson, C.S. Lewis, Children's Literature, Christian Rock, Don Haskins, Free will, Gary R. Habermas, George Orwell, Glory Road, Gregory Alan Thornbury, H.G. Wells, Harry Potter, John Granger, Jonathan Haidt, Joseph Augustus Siess, Larry Norman, Lev Grossman, Leviticus, Madeleine L'Engle, Mary Doria Russell, Michael Licona, Parenting, Reading, Resurrection, Rob Rienow, Robert Picirilli, Stephen M. R. Covey, The Sparrow, The Stormlight Archive, The War of the Worlds, Timothy Keller

Here are the books we read from January to March 2018

Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince cover

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500 Words or Less Reviews: Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince

July 19, 2017 Ben Plunkett 3 Comments Books, Children's Literature, Half-Blood Prince, Harry Potter, J.K. Rowling, Literature, Reading, Review

This entry is part 6 of 7 in the series 500 Words or Less Review: Harry Potter

Ben Plunkett reviews the sixth book in the Harry Potter series. (500 words)

Immortal Irishman by Timothy Egan book cover

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500WoL: The Immortal Irishman by Timothy Egan

June 28, 2017 David Lytle 4 Comments Book Review, Books, Immortal Irishman, Literature, Reading, Timothy Egan

David Lytle reviews Timothy Egan’s The Immortal Irishman. (492 words)

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