Books by Robin Jones Gunn
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review 1: I chose this novel for two reasons. First, I share the last name of the author and second, I like the cover. Otherwise, I had little to no sense of what the book was about. I also did not know that Robin Jones Gunn fell into the category of Christian writers. All that said, I...
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review 1: So I grew up reading books by Robin Jones Gunn...our first Christy Miller books are probably first-editions! I loved her Glenbrooke series and the Sisterchicks books, too. I loved reading Robin's story, so beautifully interwoven with the stories of women in the Bible. One of the ...
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review 1: This is the first book I've read of Robin's and I was surprised that I liked it, I was expecting something corny with the title, "Sisterchicks", but I found the story of the two friends inspiring. OK, some of the story was corny but I loved it having lived in Amsterdam, I could i...
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review 1: Hello, Sierra Jensen! It's about time you've returned to us. I loved reading this story, as Sierra was struggling with many of the same issues as I am, wondering what's next for her, if she'll ever marry, etc. And it takes place in Hawaii and you just can't go wrong there. Lov...
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review 1: 2.5 starsWell, at first it felt like any other Robin Jones Gunn book, and followed suit of the previous books in the series – I figured any R.J.G. fans would easily love this book – and with the writing that is still the case. You can tell it is an R.J. Gunn book, and I think I w...
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review 1: Clearly written for an audience of high school and early college young women. Yet, despite the fact that I'm well beyond both I found some useful insight, scripture and guidance about praying for a spouse. I had a couple theological problems with this book - the biggest being the...
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review 1: With all of Robin Jones Gunn's books my only problem is that I read them too fast. This was another very good one. Granted, I could figure out a few things that would happen but the journey to get there was so fun to read. I felt like I was sitting on the hot sands of the Can...
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review 1: This is the second in the Katie Weldon series of Christian YA fiction, but I recommend reading the entire Christy Miller series (12 books) and Christy & Todd: The College Years (3 books) before starting the Katie series. I'm a stickler for reading in order and Katie and Rick's hi...
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review 1: Oh my gosh, I was overwhelmed by the continuation of Miranda's story. Not only does Miranda find the answers to her questions, but she gains so much more than she ever expected to find. Robin Jones Gunn write such a superb story, I think I could have went through an entire box of...
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review 1: Katie Weldon-athletic, competitive, spunky redhead-is also good friends with Christy Miller and Sierra Jensen, both of whom are title characters in two other series although many of the stories involve all three friends. Because this series begins when Katie is a senior at colleg...
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review 1: This is a three-books-in-one volume that contains the final books in the Christy Miller tale. I’ve given a review of each story below.Book 1Until TomorrowChristy, Todd, and Katie travel Europe together, and Christy wonders if she and Todd are going to grow closer or farther apart...
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review 1: This book was everything I could have hoped for! Gunn does an amazing job of completing Christy's story. Todd is once again shown as the model Christian man that every girl should hope and pray to find. This book shows Christy on her journey through the decisions she must make ab...
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review 1: Before I had even finished the first chapter, I knew this would be something that I wanted my daughter… and my granddaughter… to read.Robin and Alyssa use the perfect examples in telling how their first loves were not the forever love they each thought it would be. In contrast, J...