• Big Questions,  Chris Morphew

    How Can I Feel Close to God?

    Apologetics for Christian kids and tweens on how to feel closer to God. Sooner or later, kids have big questions about God, life, faith, and the Bible, especially when their friends start asking them about what they believe. A common one is: How can I feel closer to God? Big questions deserve good answers. This warm, reassuring and fast-paced book looks at what the Bible says to help 9-13s think through this big question for themselves. It puts the problem of suffering in the context of the Bible’s big story, and encourages readers to see that whatever they’re facing, Jesus is with them. Lively stories and illustrations make this book…

  • Alone,  Nancy E Wood,  Nancy E Woods

    Alone

    Gina’s life was finally coming together—learning to stand up for herself, making real friends, dating the best guy. And then everything changed. Now she’s starting a new life in rural Tennessee, hundreds of miles from everyone she’s ever known and loved. Is God really all she needs to get by? About the Author: Nancy E Wood was born into a missionary family and lived in Hungary until she turned twenty. Her whole childhood, she loved reading and stories, writing some of her own, but never believing she actually had the talent to be an author. Speaking multiple languages, she never thought she would be good enough in any to become…

  • Bible Studies,  Carol Alwood,  Nancy E Wood,  You are Loved

    You are Loved

    God created me. God loves me. God chose me. God sees me. God is with me. God hears me. God knows me. God invites me. A week of Bible devotionals for teen girls. Read, reflect, and rest in God’s perfect love. About the Author’s Nancy E Wood Nancy E Wood was born into a missionary family and lived in Hungary until she turned twenty. Her whole childhood, she loved reading and stories, writing some of her own, but never believing she actually had the talent to be an author. Speaking multiple languages, she never thought she would be good enough in any to become a wordsmith. Carol Alwood Carol Alwood…

  • Christian Fiction,  Nancy E Wood,  Nancy E Woods,  Perfect

    I’ll Take a Lie: Does the Truth really set you free?

    Does the truth really set you free? After Justin told Paige he is breaking up with her, Paige is left with a broken heart and crushed dreams. When Justin suddenly disappears, not only is Paige left with a broken heart but she is also left with a feeling of uncertainty. Paige begins looking for him, but the more she looks doe him the worst she feels. As more problems arise, Paige begins to wonder if the truth really does set you free. About the Author: Nancy E Wood was born into a missionary family and lived in Hungary until she turned twenty. Her whole childhood, she loved reading and stories,…

  • Christian Fiction,  Nancy E Wood,  Perfect

    Perfect

    Gina has spent her whole life striving to be perfect. She has done everything possible to please her parents, gain the approval of her so-called friends, and get her crush’s attention, but it never seems to be enough. Struggling to deal with everything that is asked of her Gina is on the verge of breaking when the new guy deicide to become apart of her life. He decides to disrupt everything that Gina has come to believe. Could he be right? Is perfection not really something Gina should strive for? Or will listening to him destroy everything Gina has worked for? About the Author: Nancy E Wood was born into…

  • Blades of Acktar,  Tricia Mingerink

    Author Interview with Tricia Mingerink

    Growing up as a reader there was always questions that filled my head. Now these question were not always about reading. I’ve just naturally wondered why things happen they way they do and normally I got answers to my questions by google or by asking those around me for answers. My questions about books were always left answered because no one in my family reads and they do not have contact with the authors to be able to answer my burning questions. When I started Isamonkey’s Reviews I wanted to change that. I wanted to understand why the author chose to kill off a well-loved character or how they came…

  • Fairy Tale,  Melanie Cellier,  The Spoken Mage

    Voice Of Power

    A kingdom at war. Authorities torn. Will she be their greatest asset or their greatest threat? Elena’s word lives by one truth; words have the power over life and death-but none more than hers. As the daughter of shopkeepers, Elena has known her whole life that reading and writing will always remain a mystery to her. Only Mageborn children can risk their lives to harness this power. That is until Elena discovers an impossible ability. With their kingdom at war the authorities cannot decide weather to trust her or lock her up. Without any friends, advisors or family Elena is left to her wit, strength, and newfound power to find…

  • Blades of Acktar,  Christian Fiction,  Tricia Mingerink

    Deliver – The Blades of Acktar

    A Blade must only trust himself. Trusting others could lead their death. After all of the past events, Martyn finds himself broken. Broken from betraying his master, broken from torturing his friend and broken from memories of the past. Running away from all that he caused is supposed to stop the guilt, right? Will Martyn ever be able to outrun the destruction he has caused? Leith is broken, torn apart from betraying his friend, he struggles to find where he fits in. He might no longer be a Blade, but to everyone he is. Will he ever be to outrun his past as a Blade? What will it take to…

  • Abigail Falanga,  Fairy Tale

    A Time of Morning and Dancing – Blog Tour

    Summary: Once, Toph knew his place in the world. As a respected captain in a victorious army, he had triumph and promotion to look forward to. But crippling injury stole his future and war stole his friend. Belonging nowhere and with nothing left to lose, Toph accepts a challenge that could end his life: discover a secret the princesses will do anything to hide. Vicia is a princess, but powerless and in mourning. Her beloved brothers were killed in a war she’s beginning to question. Ever since, she and her eleven sisters have become mere treasure for her stepfather the king to use to barter. A chance meeting with a…

  • Fairy Tale,  Tattered Slipper,  Wyn Estella Owens

    The Dark King’s Curse – Blog Tour

    Summary A darkness seems to hang over the lands of Conall, slowly but surely growing in strength with each passing year. This all comes to a head when the twelve daughters of King Muir begin to disappear each night. No one will admit where they go, and the only clue is their shoes; new in the evening, tattered and torn by morning. When no one can stop the disappearances, Ailsa –lady-in-waiting to the youngest princess– volunteers to try and solve the mystery; or else she and her peers will pay the consequences for failing to watch over their charges. Armed with nothing but her gift of Fae-sight, Ailsa ventures forth…