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In Mesi’s Season of Change: A Friendship Story, Pam Davis’ continues the story she began with Mesi: A Girl 'n Grace in Africa. The latest title builds onto the timeline begun in the first installment, though enough background in... more

David Shields’ brilliant memoir/reflection, now out in paperback, is the perfect antidote to careless and frivolous summer reading. Although it’s eminently readable, the book is a fascinating combination of personal history, facts about ... more

I have read all of Alexandra Sokoloff's novels so far, and I can only say she keeps getting better with every book. In this her third novel, she once again (as in her first one, The Harrowing) chooses an academic environment: the story takes plac... more

Turning to God as her support through the many trials and difficulties that she encounters in her work, the pages of her work are scattered with meaningful scripture passages particularly the psalms, and occasionally references to her faith. She a... more

This attractive book, published by O’Reilly Media, is such a technical compendium, rich with facts, it must have been a nightmare to proofread, edit and lay out, and it’s a job well done. The author clearly put in a lot of miles to conduc... more

Probably the first book about Africa most Westerners my age read was written by a European. Most likely it was Joseph Conrad's Heart Of Darkness, with its depiction of the white man who was deemed to have gone crazy because he went "native&q... more