Books by Karen Kingsbury
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review 1: This book was a little to preachy for me. God tells them too much of what they should be doing. Karen writes about God having a plan for each of us. I believe in a God that gives us free will to make choices, but one that will help guide each of us. Karen give up too much of ...
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review 1: I haven't read the other books in this series, but I think it's admirable that Kingsbury is covering the difficult subject matter of 9-11. I had mixed feelings about the story line. So much attention was given to the relationship between Alex and his dog and the words, "bad guys"...
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review 1: I enjoyed these books again. Mainly, Karen Kingsbury's fiction is a good read because it is clean and the Christian themes throughout her book are that God has a plan for us. And that he wants to bless and prosper us. Also that a happy, strong, Christian family is more importa...
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review 1: 4.5
review 2: Every time I read one of Karen's books, I cry. They always bring the emotion out of me. I love them.
review 2: Every time I read one of Karen's books, I cry. They always bring the emotion out of me. I love them.
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review 1: I really liked the strong emphasis of God's concern in working in people's lives to bring together seemingly unrelated circumstances for totally different corners of their lives to work on their soul to bring them to Him, back to Him, or even just to teach them and make them stro...
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review 1: Seeking the resolution to grief and finding love again, Kingsbury swirls the characters through dramatic life events after 9/11 and the LA fire storms. Although I enjoyed the plot and purity of heart in this novel, I felt the author over and over again repeated trite phrases that...
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review 1: As the grand finale and 4th in the series, this should have been my favorite as everything comes together. Unfortunately, I cannot say that. Instead it was a let down for me, and my least favorite. Why? Because I felt that Bailey became too self-centered and just plain whiny. ...
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review 1: I really enjoyed reading "A Thousand Tomorrows" & "Just Beyond the Clouds". My friend April Verdon had cystic fibrosis. She died on October 31, 1998. She was only 20 years old. Her birthday is August 18, 1978. I was born on August 10, 1978. It will be 14 years on October 31st s...
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review 1: Zack Dylan has a dream. He wants to sing on the biggest stages, for the biggest crowds, and he’ll do whatever it takes to make it come true. But Zack also made a promise to his college sweetheart when he left Kentucky to compete on the popular TV show, Fifteen Minutes: If he made...