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Truth be told, I haven’t been a middle-schooler in a long, long time, but that hasn’t hampered my enjoyment of L.L. Samson’s “The Enchanted Attic”...

It all began with a broken heart. Literally. The heart in question belonged to a little girl who would surely die without surgery.

Like Judy Blume, Beverly Clearly and J.K. Rowling, journalist Ron Bates knows how to perfectly encapsulate the junior high experience in all its...

Stories about the war on terror in Afghanistan are a dime a dozen these days, but few can match the sleek, streamlined efficiency of Mel Odom’s...

Colin Duriez set out to answer this question about the author of The Hobbit: “Who was the man who became a legend?”

Just like she has with her previous award-winning science fiction and fantasy titles, author Jill Williamson spins another extraordinary tale...

As anyone who’s planned a beautiful wedding already knows, those tiny details that make the big day special don’t happen by osmosis.

This is not a typical abstract, but rather a collection of recipes and tips for improving one's physical and mental well-being. The text appears to...

Rachel Held Evans' controversial new book, A Year of Biblical Womanhood, is valuable, humorous, and confusing.

There’s a simple reason for it. Richard Paul Evans is a Number One New York Times best-selling author because he knows how to tell a story.

Sometimes it’s hard to disguise reality. Consider The Rise of Nine, James Frey’s latest sequel in his Lorien Legacies series about teenaged aliens...

The year: 1926. The place: a tiny island off the coast of Australia. Isabel, mourning over the grave of yet another unborn child, hears the...

Reading Greg Mitchell, it’s easy to imagine him telling stories around a campfire, by a lake, with the sky an inky black, and flames crackling in...

Leiv Benkert shares how God used his ordinary American family to help snatch children from the jaws of death in Ethiopia.

If Richard Platt’s As One Devil to Another is any indication, the stronger our faith, the harder Satan’s minions must work.