Crossway's Digital Bible Resources - Numerous online Bible tools are provided (many for free).
The Clarity of God's Word - By Faith, PCA's online magazine, has a conversation with Kathleen Nielson about her new book, Bible Study: Following the Ways of the Word.
Youth Reads - Breakpoint has a new page focusing on Young Adult books. It's designed to help parents and educators find good books for preteens and teens to read as well as to provide a Christian perspective on Young Adult books.
Cherish the Book Publishers—You'll Miss Them When They're Gone by Eric Felten - "The e-book era promises us all the pleasure of wading through the slush pile ourselves, even as the pile grows exponentially."
Being a Historian and Reading Bonhoeffer by Michael A.G. Haykin - Is Eric Metaxas' biography of Dietrich Bonhoeffer good history?
Scholar Defends New NIV Bible; Says Critics Have Been Unfair by Lillian Kwon - The updated NIV continues to receive many negative reviews.
House of Shelves by Gilbert Mohtes-Chan - Check out this ingenious piece of Japanese architecture that can hold ten tons of books!
I am an Alpha lovin' Hafu TCK Hoosier who is married to an Omega lovin' WASP Hoosier, & we are educators who have one married kiddo, one college student, and one middle schooler. This mixed bunch called the Wickershams once lived in the Middle Kingdom, but now reside in Southern Indiana. To Him be blessing and honor and glory and might forever and ever!
Thursday, July 7, 2011
Some Recent Articles About Books IX
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Dietrich Bonhoeffer,
E-Books,
Good Book Reading,
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Have you read Metaxas' book? A friend at church is reading it but he hasn't finished it. I would be interested to find out more about it from someone I know.
ReplyDeleteI thought the link to the "house of shelves" was interesting; I reposted that one. I imagine my future home will be dominated by shelving--there are already three readers in our family and soon to be a fourth. But the fourth also eats books so maybe she (Thalia) will keep the number of books relatively low!
I have not read Metaxas' book, and I am not planning to.
ReplyDeleteRose and Grace are avid readers as well. At times I'm having to tell Rose to put the book down. :-)