Hi all
The following books are up for review:

Hope: Purpose, Perception, Power, Pursuit by Glen a Gerreyn
Founder of the Oxygen Factory writes a book about empowerment and motivation.

People of the Book by Geraldine Brooks
The Pulitzer Prize winning author of March and Year of Wonders latest novel about a young Australian woman restoring an ancient Hebrew book.

Drowning Man: The true story of one mean cheating death
A Christian book from Ark House Press about a man whose near death encounter profoundly affected his faith in God.

Empire of Ivory by Naomi Novik
A fantasy novel set in the Napoleonic era involving dragons and warfare.

The Crystal Skull by Manda Scott
A thriller novel about the end of the world coming in 2012.

And do not forget we still have:

Jesus Freaks
A true story of murder and madness on the evangelical edge.

Eating Lolly
An pregnant 18-year-old is removed to a remote island by her respectable family.

Lords of the Bow
A fictional narrative epic about Genghis Khan.

To review one simply .

Hi all
The following books are up for review:

God without religion by Sankara Saranam
This book questions accepted truths and aims to redefine religion beyond the concept of God through spirituality itself.

Hope: Purpose, Perception, Power, Pursuit by Glen a Gerreyn
Founder of the Oxygen Factory writes a book about empowerment and motivation.

People of the Book by Geraldine Brooks
The Pulitzer Prize winning author of March and Year of Wonders latest novel about a young Australian woman restoring an ancient Hebrew book.

Drowning Man: The true story of one mean cheating death
A Christian book from Ark House Press about a man whose near death encounter profoundly affected his faith in God.

Empire of Ivory by Naomi Novik
A fantasy novel set in the Napoleonic era involving dragons and warfare.

The Crystal Skull by Manda Scott
A thriller novel about the end of the world coming in 2012.

And do not forget we still have:

Jesus Freaks
A true story of murder and madness on the evangelical edge.

Eating Lolly
An pregnant 18-year-old is removed to a remote island by her respectable family.

Lords of the Bow
A fictional narrative epic about Genghis Khan.

To review one simply email me.

More material for those interested in reviewing Christian publications for our community!

Unified Divisions
A very accessible DVD that provides a brief explanation as to why we have denominations, tackling the question ‘If Christians are supposed to be united under Jesus Christ, why are there so many divisions?’

The Art of Living
The latest in the Pathway Bible Guides series tackling the book of Proverbs.

Famous Last Words
A new style of evangelistic tract from Matthias Media tackling the issue of death head-on. One for someone with very little time - 3 pages to read!

We look for 350-450 words with a working time of 3-4 weeks. PM me if you’re interested!

Cheerio,

Mark

Joseph Smith - 01 February 2008 05:02 PM

Drowning Man: The true story of one mean cheating death
A Christian book from Ark House Press about a man whose near death encounter profoundly affected his faith in God.

Sorry that I’m so far behind in reading this, but I just have to comment. That is a classic - a drowning man cheating death and has his faith in God profoundly affected - and published by Ark House!

Couldn’t stop laughing when I read that!

Sorry, folks.

I’ll crawl back into my hole now.

Andrew

Any chance of an update on what is currently avaliable for reviewing?

Greetings all,

For an update I am please (for me) and sorry to say (for you) that all of the previously posted religious books have been nabbed by budding reviewers. I do however have a new acquisition that I am looking for a reviewer for, and it is a stunner…

The Gospel & Personal Evangelism - Mark Dever
Mark Dever is the author of several books including Nine Marks of a Healthy Church and The Deliberate Church. He is held in high esteem by luminaries like J I Packer and John MacArthur. He writes on the entire process of personal evangelism from motivation to follow-up, and then some.

Any takers?

Hi all,

The following books are up for review:

Blood and Rage: A cultural history of terrorism by Michael Burleigh
Burleigh defines terrorism then traces it from its hard to trace beginnings to the modern day.

Unstoppable Global Warming by S Fred Singer and Dennis Avery
A book from the International Climate Science Coalition about the most controversial environmental issue of our time.

Mosaic: Favourite prayers and reflections from inspiring Australians
Includes writing from Tim Fischer, Tim Costello, Tim Winton and John Eales.

The Abstinence Teacher by Tom Perrotta
A novel about a sex education teacher finds herself in deep trouble with the local evangelical church and is backed into teaching pro-abstinence.

Predictably Irrational: The hidden forces that shape our decisions
Dan Ariely uses a wide range of experiments and findings to give us insight into the seemingly random and senseless human behaviours that affect the decisions we make.

Seeing the Sunrise by Justin Langer
Australian cricketer Justin Langer shares his inspirational lessons and insights for succeeding ang growing as a person.

God without religion by Sankara Saranam
This book questions accepted truths and aims to redefine religion beyond the concept of God through spirituality itself.

People of the Book by Geraldine Brooks
The Pulitzer Prize winning author of March and Year of Wonders latest novel about a young Australian woman restoring an ancient Hebrew book.

Drowning Man: The true story of one mean cheating death
A Christian book from Ark House Press about a man whose near death encounter profoundly affected his faith in God.

To review one simply .

Hi all,

The following books are up for review:

Blood and Rage: A cultural history of terrorism by Michael Burleigh
Burleigh defines terrorism then traces it from its hard to trace beginnings to the modern day.

Unstoppable Global Warming by S Fred Singer and Dennis Avery
A book from the International Climate Science Coalition about the most controversial environmental issue of our time.

Mosaic: Favourite prayers and reflections from inspiring Australians
Includes writing from Tim Fischer, Tim Costello, Tim Winton and John Eales.

The Abstinence Teacher by Tom Perrotta
A novel about a sex education teacher finds herself in deep trouble with the local evangelical church and is backed into teaching pro-abstinence.

Predictably Irrational: The hidden forces that shape our decisions
Dan Ariely uses a wide range of experiments and findings to give us insight into the seemingly random and senseless human behaviours that affect the decisions we make.

Seeing the Sunrise by Justin Langer
Australian cricketer Justin Langer shares his inspirational lessons and insights for succeeding ang growing as a person.

God without religion by Sankara Saranam
This book questions accepted truths and aims to redefine religion beyond the concept of God through spirituality itself.

Drowning Man: The true story of one mean cheating death
A Christian book from Ark House Press about a man whose near death encounter profoundly affected his faith in God.

To review one simply .

Hi all,

Blood and Rage and the Abstinence Teacher have been taken, but the following books are up for review:

October by Richard B Wright
From the author of Adultery, a coming of age story set in WW2 Quebec and a contemporary portrait of a man still searching for answers.

Unstoppable Global Warming by S Fred Singer and Dennis Avery
A book from the International Climate Science Coalition about the most controversial environmental issue of our time.

Mosaic: Favourite prayers and reflections from inspiring Australians
Includes writing from Tim Fischer, Tim Costello, Tim Winton and John Eales.

Predictably Irrational: The hidden forces that shape our decisions
Dan Ariely uses a wide range of experiments and findings to give us insight into the seemingly random and senseless human behaviours that affect the decisions we make.

Seeing the Sunrise by Justin Langer
Australian cricketer Justin Langer shares his inspirational lessons and insights for succeeding ang growing as a person.

God without religion by Sankara Saranam
This book questions accepted truths and aims to redefine religion beyond the concept of God through spirituality itself.

Drowning Man: The true story of one mean cheating death
A Christian book from Ark House Press about a man whose near death encounter profoundly affected his faith in God.

To review one simply .

Before I review anything more I’d be interested to know where my reivew of “Deerhunting with Jesus” got to?

As I wrote in my review (and here is another plug for this book) every minister in the western and southern suburbs or in the country should read this book. So should everyone whothinks G W Bush is a good president -and those who think he is bad and wonder why he got elected.

Hi all,

The following books are available for review:

From Ark House Press comes the novel Return to Baragula by Mary Hawkins
Emily Parker returns home after six years away with a severely weakened faith to discover that the one who harmed her has now committed his life to Christ. The man’s faith his tested when he realises how much his behaviour as a non-believer hurt so many.

Unstoppable Global Warming by S Fred Singer and Dennis Avery
A book from the International Climate Science Coalition about the most controversial environmental issue of our time.

Predictably Irrational: The hidden forces that shape our decisions
Dan Ariely uses a wide range of experiments and findings to give us insight into the seemingly random and senseless human behaviours that affect the decisions we make.

Seeing the Sunrise by Justin Langer
Australian cricketer Justin Langer shares his inspirational lessons and insights for succeeding and growing as a person.

Funny Boys by Warren Adler
A novel by the author of The War of the Roses about an up and coming comedian who enters the world of New York mobsters.

God without religion by Sankara Saranam
This book questions accepted truths and aims to redefine religion beyond the concept of God through spirituality itself.

Drowning Man: The true story of one mean cheating death
A Christian book from Ark House Press about a man whose near death encounter profoundly affected his faith in God.

To review one simply

The Justin Langer book is gone but everything else above is still available. Just .

Hi Joseph.

I sent you an email earlier today and it must have got lost. I just sent you another one.

craig b

Hi all,

Unstoppable Global Warming, Funny Boys and Drowning Man are gone, leaving the following books available for review:

From Ark House Press comes the novel Return to Baragula by Mary Hawkins
Emily Parker returns home after six years away with a severely weakened faith to discover that the one who harmed her has now committed his life to Christ. The man’s faith his tested when he realises how much his behaviour as a non-believer hurt so many.

Predictably Irrational: The hidden forces that shape our decisions
Dan Ariely uses a wide range of experiments and findings to give us insight into the seemingly random and senseless human behaviours that affect the decisions we make.

God without religion by Sankara Saranam
This book questions accepted truths and aims to redefine religion beyond the concept of God through spirituality itself.

To review one simply .

Hi all,

The following new books available for review:

The Conviction of Richard Nixon by James Reston Jr
The book behind the upcoming Frost/Nixon film is based on the 28 hours of taped interviews that television personality David Frost conducted with Richard Nixon in 1977 following the Watergate scandal.

The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian by CS Lewis
The film tie-in version from Lewis’ classic Narnia series.

From Ark House Press comes the novel Return to Baragula by Mary Hawkins
Emily Parker returns home after six years away with a severely weakened faith to discover that the one who harmed her has now committed his life to Christ. The man’s faith his tested when he realises how much his behaviour as a non-believer hurt so many.

Predictably Irrational: The hidden forces that shape our decisions
Dan Ariely uses a wide range of experiments and findings to give us insight into the seemingly random and senseless human behaviours that affect the decisions we make.

God without religion by Sankara Saranam
This book questions accepted truths and aims to redefine religion beyond the concept of God through spirituality itself.

To review one simply .