Tag: bible stories
At the start of the year, I knew nothing of the series “Tales that Tell the Truth.” I had never seen Catalina Echeverri’s artwork, nor heard of Alison Mitchell or Carl Laferton. But that changed […]
By Théa – September 30, 2016
I imagine reviewers for large publications opening white-covered galley copies of newly released books, their minds empty of expectation. I imagine—wrongly, I hope—that they read with a sort of professionalism, exploring major themes and images […]
By Théa – June 3, 2016
As a new believer, I was seventeen, wore combat boots to church, and approached the Bible as I would any other book: I opened it, flipped past the table of contents, and started to read. I […]
By Théa – November 14, 2014
There is a spectrum of Bibles available for kids: at one end sits the actual Bible; at the other, the lovely picture books that give a faithful retelling of a single Bible story, many of […]
By Théa – July 18, 2014
If it seems like I’m getting an absurdly early start on reviewing Christmas books, I apologize. Please consider it a kindness to you, because I love finding new Christmas books and traditions but loathe finding […]
By Théa – November 8, 2013
When illustrating the story of Adam and Eve, one must confront that Obvious Question: just what kind of fruit did Eve eat? No, no. Forgive me. I jest. What I meant to say was, “Adam […]
By Théa – March 8, 2013