Christian Book Reviews?
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Q&A: Christian Book Reviews?
Is there a website for reviews of books from a Christian perspective? Not just Christian books!!!!!!
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Answer by Rae
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Answer by marqueen71
Try these:
http://www.christianfictionreview.com
http://www.faithfulreader.com
http://www.forstrose.blogspot.com
I have a list of Christian fiction to recommend at my website. You can get to it through my profile.
Answer by ck1
This site http://www.discoveryjourney.com/ seems to review books and movies from a Christian perspective. I don’t think it has ALL the popular books, though it has an ever increasing list. (and http://www.discoveryjourney.com/findideal.asp )
This one looks really good: http://teenlitreview.blogspot.com/ – they call it the “Teen Lit Review: Real Reviews for the Christian Parent.” This one doesn’t look like it’s only reviewing Christian books, either.
I hope that helps.
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