Blue Flower Book Reviews
Savannah Jane McCraryReviews of wholesome, hope-filled stories, especially Christian YA and Middle Grade historical fiction.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 14 | Founded | 6 months ago | Last Issue | 5 days ago |
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Book Review: The Light That Remains by L.E. Levens
Y’all, I have a new favorite book. I have read so many World War II historical fiction books, but The Light that Remains by is definitely one of my top favorites! And it’s release day for this lovely new book, so without further ado, here...
Book Review: Birdie's Song by Addison Crissone
Addison Crissone’s World War II historical fiction book, The Yellow Badge, was one of my favorite reads of the last year, so when I learned she was releasing another historical fiction book, this time set during the American Civil War, I wa...
Book Review: Sparrow in the Sun by Danielle Bullen
I very much enjoyed Danielle Bullen’s first book, Frost Light, so I was excited to read this book of hers, and she kindly agreed to swap books with me! I haven’t been reading much fantasy lately as I honestly have lost interest in most fant...
Book Review: Preacher on the Run by Jayna Baas
This was a great historical fiction book set just before the American Revolution in North Carolina, following a Baptist preacher and his struggle to protect his family and congregation and preach the truth, despite persecution. In the thing...
Book Review: Trapped in Hitler's Hell by Anita Dittman with Jan Markell
My very favorite kind of book is a true World War II story, full of testimonies of God’s faithfulness, and that’s exactly what this was! It was so, so good! Think The Hiding Place, but from the perspective of a young German Jewish believer...
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I'm a YA historical fiction author, illustrator, homeschool graduate, and most importantly, a follower of Jesus, passionate about spreading hope and light through my words and art. \ud83c\udf25️Get a free illustrated short story when you subscribe!
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