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I gave The Present Darkness a 5 star read, but the second and final book in this 2 book series was so much better. The salvation of Sally Roe made me cry. It took me a few chapters to really get into this one, but once I was into it, I didn't want to stop reading. I will definitely be reading more books by Frank E Peretti in the future. I highly recommend The Present Darkness and Piercing the Darkness to all readers, especially Christian.

It's that time again. #5JoysFriday @DebinHawaii It has been a very busy week.
1. My baked goods are doing really well at my markets.
2. I sold some cross stich bookmarks. There still are readers out there
3. I sold a diamond painting journal and bookmark
4. I sold a fantasy art painting on a piece of wood
5. My market in Eganville is opening today. I'm the new administrator, and it's been work with the new location

Even if he doesn‘t, they said, hanging their lives on the hook of possible disappointment. That statement left me asking myself if I will worship God even if … I want to believe that I will, so I need to live like it in the small irritating circumstances in order to build me trust for the huge traumatic situations.

Late again…story of my life these days. Too busy to read, and if I‘m taking time to post to social media, I‘m not spending that precious reading. ❤️📚

No off to check the #bookspin post. 🏃🏻‍♀️

June #BookSpin and #ReadYourKindle lists. I will try to post in real time this month so I don‘t utterly clog the feed with catchups.

Grimes weaves words into worship. I read her poems as devotionals, as songs of praise, as reflections, and I find myself immersed in worship of our Lord. #christian #poetry @bellabella

First, I want to thank Mrs. Janice Sample for telling me about this book and author. I have to say it is a book every Christian should read. The ones of us, who are Christian, know about the devil and demons. In this book, Frank E. Peretti hits the reader over the head between the fight of good and evil. As the town of Ashton is surrounded by demons, there are a few people who fight for God.

#bookspinbingo @TheAromaofBooks

For June, I decided to try making one post for the monthly challenges I host. I‘m excited to see what everyone will be reading!

#MonthlyNonfiction2025 - your choice, or if you‘re progressing through the Dewey numbers, 500-599

#FictionalTraveler - A Place You‘d Like to Visit

#ThematicCozies - Celebration

#ReadOrDonate - Your Choice

#AllergicToChunksters - Continue with whatever you‘re currently plowing through, or start something new 🙂

Now that I'm down to only a handful of years to read to complete the #192025 challenge, I've turned to my shelves to see if I can fill any gaps. This slim story by Grace Livingston Hill checked of 1946, plus got an unread book off my shelf!! It's a perfect pleasant little story - Aunt Marilla is adorable - but too short to really build any kind of tension or actual romance between the two main characters. A soft pick, but one I won't reread.