Can Homeschoolers Succeed?
Ever tried typing “Can Homeschoolers” into Google? Yeah, I know. You don’t 100% trust Google. There are days when I don’t, either. But go try it anyway. Type just those two…
Read moreDear Reader: Brave Enough to Stop
Dear Reader, Have you ever felt the pressure to finish a book you’ve started? Not the pressure of finding yourself halfway through a page-turner. (That kind of pressure’s one few…
Read moreBetty Bonnet August 1915
Betty Bonnet is an ongoing serial story, released on the Sheep Among Wolves blog once a month. It follows the adventures of the Bonnet family, first created by Sheila Young…
Read moreAuthor Interview: Katja H. Labonté
Hello everyone! I am excited for the opportunity to share an author interview with all of you, today! Katja H. Labonté is a Canadian author of Christian fiction, who I…
Read moreBetty Bonnet July 1915
Betty Bonnet is an ongoing serial story, released on the Sheep Among Wolves blog once a month. It follows the adventures of the Bonnet family, first created by Sheila Young…
Read moreDear Reader: They’re All Reading It!
“They’re all reading it!” Does the phrase evoke an emotional response? For most of us, I think it definitely does. Sometimes it’s the classic FOMO response. “If they’re doing it,…
Read moreBooks and Brains: What Reading Does for the Mind
Books are good for you, right? I mean, if they do nothing else, they keep you off a computer screen for as long as you’re reading them. Unless you’re reading…
Read moreBetty Bonnet June 1915
Betty Bonnet is an ongoing serial story, released on the Sheep Among Wolves blog once a month. It follows the adventures of the Bonnet family, first created by Sheila Young…
Read moreAre You Writing Another Book?
Are you writing another book? It’s a question I get asked all the time. But the answer ends up being so long that I rarely give it in full. So,…
Read moreBetty Bonnet May 1915
Betty Bonnet is an ongoing serial story, released on the Sheep Among Wolves blog once a month. It follows the adventures of the Bonnet family, first created by Sheila Young…
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