Arrowheads, it’s that beautiful time of year again!
As a fall fanatic, last year, I compiled a list of my fall book recommendations from years past. This year, I’m adding a few more to my rec list that I’ve read within the past year.
Good afternoon, Arrowheads! This week, I’m excited to share that I’m once again participating in the annual Black Friday through Cyber Monday eBook sale hosted by fellow author Perry Kirkpatrick. This sale features hundreds of clean and Christian eBooks that are either available for free or $0.99.
Call me basic, but fall is my favorite season. If you’re in the mood for some autumnal reads this season, you’re in the right place. Here are my top fall book recommendations that I’ve read in years past!
Last week, I didn’t post because my husband and I were celebrating our 4th wedding anniversary. This week, I thought it’d be the perfect opportunity to finally do this post that I’ve been brainstorming for a while: books I would recommend to my husband if he were to become a reader!
Even though I’m in my thirties, I love picking up middle grade books from time to time. One of my favorite things about middle grade books is that, while the characters and circumstances in them are often fun or silly, many of them also cover tough topics in a way that make even adult readers like myself think on a deeper level. Here are some middle grade books I have read and recommend that cover tough topics.
One of the best things about being a reader is that each and every one of us have different reading preferences. Today I’m sharing mine, via a This or That question format!
Summer is one of my favorite times of the year to read seasonal books. Over the past few years, I’ve tailored my monthly TBRs to include quite a few reads that made me feel as if I were sunning on the beach, sailing the ocean blue, or reminded me of my summers growing up. In hopes of starting a new tradition on Authoring Arrowheads, here are my summer book recs for 2025, compiled from my recent reads all the way back to 2020!
While many bookworms are vehemently against movie adaptations, I for one love them… if they do the book justice. Sometimes *hides from the wrath of the book-only people* I even like the movies better than the books they’re based on. So, of the books I’ve read, which version did I like better, the book, or the movie? Today, I’m revealing my choices!
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