As some of you may know, Mark Driscoll, the preaching pastor of Seattle's Mars Hill Church, released a new book about marriage this past week, co-authored with his wife, Grace. There have already been several very thoughtful reviews of this book posted around the web by everyone from avowed feminists to complementarians. Here are a few of the best ( Read more... )

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( The Subtle Knife by Philip Pullman **** )

The Golden Compass by Philip Pullman ( Read more... )

I've now owned my e-reader for over six months. While I only have my own experience to go on, based on my usage of it, I've come to a couple of conclusions ( Read more... )

Easy by Kerry Cohen Hoffman ( Read more... )

Just realised I forgot to post this. And in case I continue to be absentminded, this coming Monday marks the tenth anniversary of my having this blog. In internet terms, that's practically prehistoric!

( Tortall and Other Lands: A Collection of Tales by Tamora Pierce *** )

Read This Next: 500 of the Best Books You'll Ever Read by Howard Mittelmark and Sandra Newman ***
I picked this up because I really enjoyed the other book by these authors, How Not to Write a Novel. While the reviews in this book contained were often very funny, they rarely came up to the standard I had come to expect. I did, however, appreciate ( Read more... )

Maybe I'm just lazy, or maybe I've been going off LJ. Either way, these may seem a bit late.

( two on feminism, two queer teen lit )

Oh, look! I'm reading again!

( This month's theme is teen lit and feminism! )