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  • Review of Finding Fireflies: First Line Friday Jun. 13, 2025 / 0 Comments

    Review of Finding Fireflies: First Line Friday Welcome to my review of Finding Fireflies by A. C. Williams on this edition of First Line Friday.…

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  • Review of Written on the Mist: First Line Friday May. 30, 2025 / 0 Comments

    Review of Written on the Mist: First Line Friday Welcome to my review of Written on the Mist for this week's First Line Friday. Written…

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  • Review of Where Grace Appears: First Line Friday May. 23, 2025 / 0 Comments

    Review of Where Grace Appears: First Line Friday In this week's First Line Friday, I'm giving my review of Where Grace Appears by Heidi Chiavaroli…

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  • Winning Over the Baker Review for JustRead Tours May. 02, 2025 / 4 Comments

    Winning Over the Baker Review for JustRead Tour Welcome to the Takeover + Review Blitz for Winning Over the Baker by Danielle Thorne hosted by…

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  • Meow Meow Milks the Cow Review: On Tour with Celebrate Lit Apr. 13, 2025 / 0 Comments

    Meow Meow Milks the Cow Review About the Book Book: Meow Meow Milks the Cow: A Towers of Light Read to Me Author: Allen Brokken, Illustrated by…

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    I think we all face it sometimes. That feeling of I think we all face it sometimes. That feeling of being an imposter, not quite like we belong where we are. But I don’t want to focus on the feeling. I want to rest in truth. Looking back, I can see how much God has grown me as a writer and as a person. It’s humbling and all glory goes to Him. Wherever He leads and whatever His path for me looks like, that’s the road I want to stay on. What about you? Ever feel the same way? How do you deal with it? #writerlife #christianfictionauthor #christianfictionreaders #christianfictionauthor
    I saw this bookstagram trend on the amazing @meezc I saw this bookstagram trend on the amazing @meezcarrie’s page and thought it looked fun. It’s an easy way to get to know the authors and readers I follow and for them to get to know me. For my ‘fives’ I’ve chosen the following five themes: 📚Five books that highlight my reading style 🎨Five of my favorite hobbies 🍿Five of my favorite reading and writing snacks 🐼Five of my favorite animals (though you get a bonus with the emoji because I love pandas too!) 🎥Five of my favorite movies (you can learn a lot from a person’s favorite movies) Do any of our favorites match? What are your fives? I’d love to learn more about you!
    How does your work day look? I've got my music for How does your work day look? I've got my music for inspiration and focus, my writing timer buddy, my laptop, and an idea. Can you guess what my work in progress is before the end of the video? #authorlife #christianfictionauthor #christianfictionreaders #writingtime
    Distractions. Some of us struggle with them more t Distractions. Some of us struggle with them more than others. Breaks can be good, especially when well-planned like movement breaks and getting outside breaks. But they can turn into procrastination and excuses to make ourselves feel better about not doing what we’re supposed to be doing. Some of my distractions are ways to help recharge my creativity. Some help me unwind and reset. And as long as I don’t let them sideline me indefinitely, without boundaries, they can help me be my most creative and productive. When you need a break, what activities do you turn to? #authorconfessions #christianfiction #christianfictionwriters #christianfictionreaders #distractions

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