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The popular liturgical devotional has sold 350,000 copies in six years.
Our Books Department editor explores what it’s like to be a librarian celebrating intellectual freedom while her hometown bans books.
The Logos Theater’s artistic director Nicole Stratton and puppetmaster Justin Swain spoke with Geeks Under Grace and reflected on their time with The Horse and His Boy.
Comics & Graphic Novels
Our Books Department editor explores what it’s like to be a librarian celebrating intellectual freedom while her hometown bans books.
This Image Comic series tells a moving tale which combines the struggle of caring for an aging parent with mythical mayhem.
The Nickelodeon fan-favorite character returns for a new graphic novel adventure!
Manga
Review: Death Note Vol. 1
Writer: Tsugumi Ohba Illustrator: Takeshi Obata English publisher: Viz Media Genre: Shonen, psychological thriller, supernatural, detective fiction Rating: T+ (older teens and adults) Release date: October 10, 2005 Price: $8.00-$10.00 Note: All manga illustrations come from fan-translated scans. The dialogue itself is not the same as the official version and differs slightly. Originally introduced in…
Review – Edge of Tomorrow vs. All You Need is Kill (Part 2)
Edge of Tomorrow vs. All You Need is Kill (Part 2) Welcome. If you haven’t yet meandered through Part 1 of this breakdown, fret not, you can just follow the magic link: (https://geeksundergrace.com/books/edge-of-tomorrow-vs-all-you-need-is-kill-part-1/). Again, I will be using All You Need Is Kill as a catch-all for both the light novel and manga, and you…
GUG Review: Edge of Tomorrow vs All You Need Is Kill (Part 1)
Tom Cruise has returned once again to the Hollywood fray in Edge of Tomorrow, taking up the mantle of William Cage–a Major in the United Defense Forces. This article is a comparison of mediums, rather than a simple review, and so cannot function without spoilers. Consider this your spoiler warning, not just for the movie,…
Novels
Review – Elantris
Elantris is Brandon Sanderson’s debut novel, and one of the Cosmere’s earliest stories. Our review examines whether it’s worth reading.
Review — Verity
Colleen Hoover has gained popularity thanks to TikTok. Her suspense novel Verity is applauded as one of her best works. But, is it really?
Classic Review — The Horse and His Boy (1954)
The fifth published Narnia book explores some of the darkest themes in the saga.
Non-Fiction
Interview — Douglas Kaine McKelvey, Creator Of Every Moment Holy
The popular liturgical devotional has sold 350,000 copies in six years.
Review – The Biblical Trinity
A new book explores the basics of Christian teachings on the Trinity in scripture.
A Brief Introduction To The Church Fathers
Two new books from last year highlight the philosophical background of early Christianity.
Classics
Classic Review — The Horse and His Boy (1954)
The fifth published Narnia book explores some of the darkest themes in the saga.
Classic Review: The Man Born To Be King (1942)
The Man Who Would Be King is an accessible work that puts the complex life and theology of Christ into the words of normal people.
Classic Review — The Consolation of Philosophy (523AD)
The 6th century Roman philosopher explores how philosophy can lead us towards Christ.