All About Book Review Sites
So, SAW Publishing is a book review site. We’re other things, too—but from the very outset, book reviews, centered around the twin standards of good and great literature, have been…
Read moreIntroducing Betty Bonnet
This week, I am excited to be bringing you the first episode of a continuing story that will (hopefully!) be appearing on the Sheep Among Wolves blog once a month.…
Read morePaperback Release: Snow-Globe World
This has been a season of book releases on the SAW blog! While Sheep Among Wolves wasn’t the publisher for A Homewood Christmas and Seize the Night, we had authors…
Read moreGreat Joy: Book Review
Looks like December has room for one more library-find-review-post! We’ve been highlighting worthwhile books from the public library throughout 2022, and it’s time to finish up with a review that…
Read moreBook Release: Seize the Night
Good morning, everyone! We have an exciting new release to share with all of you, today. Seize the Night is a Christmas short story collection, featuring eight Christian authors who…
Read moreBlack Friday Indie Book Sale
Guess what, everybody? It is officially the week of American Thanksgiving! Known more familiarly to the retail industry as Black Friday Week. And today I am excited to be highlighting…
Read moreKnow the Novel: Part Two
Well, everyone! It is November already! And that means . . . drumroll . . . it’s time for another edition of Know the Novel. If you missed the first…
Read moreTop Ten: Vintage Reprints
Good morning, everyone! It’s time for another Top Ten list. Today we’re going to be exploring my Top Ten Vintage Reprints. I have to admit, this was a difficult list…
Read moreBook Release: A Homewood Christmas
Good morning and Happy Monday, everybody! (Yes, I did say Happy Monday. Everybody needs a happy start to the week once in a while!) This particular Monday happens to be…
Read moreWartime Princess—Book Review
“It’s way too old for my babysitting kids,” my voice trailed off. What I was actually looking for was a picture book. Or at least, a high-illustrated non-fic. There was…
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