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by Bob | Jan 11, 2012 | Book Review , Books , Challies , Discerning Reader | 9 comments

“How do you know whether a book is worth buying and reading?”

“A recommendation by someone you trust sure does help.”

I then linked you to my RPM Ministries Book Review site , plus provided direct links to nearly two dozen of my favorite book reviews.

What About Other Christian Book Reviewers?  

There are many excellent Christian book reviewers on the Net. So, today I’m linking you to folks whose reviews I always benefit from—even when I don’t always agree with 100% of their review.

All of these folks do much more on their blogs than review books.

By the way, “Christian book reviewers” means a Christian who reviews books from a Christian worldview. This is different from focusing on reviews of Christian books from any perspective. Ponder that one…

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In alphabetical order, my 12 top Christian book reviewers…

• Thabiti Anyabwile : Articulate, courageous, informed and informing…

• Aaron Armstrong : Theologically-astute, fair, focused, challenging, stretching…

• Tim Challies : Discerning, prolific, quality and quantity, a “Berean” mindset…

• Nathaniel Claiborne : Fearless, pointed, thorough, engaging…

• Brian Croft : Pastoral…clear recommendations, a shepherd’s heart, encouraging, to the point…

• Kevin DeYoung : Robust, blending pastoral ministry and theology, well-spoken, insightful…

• Brad Hambrick : Detailed, generous, practical, focused on life change…

• David Murray : Enjoyable, comprehensive, seeing with new eyes, thinking outside the box, articulate…

• Andy Naselli : Robust, theological, cutting-edge…

• Paul Tautges : Pastoral, practical, gracious, speaking the truth in love…

• Justin Taylor : Well-spoken, focused, deep, clear, doesn’t waste words…

• Trevin Wax : Enlightening, edifiying, instructive, profound… 

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In addition to individual book reviewers, I recommend the following three Christian book review sites (listed alphabetically).

• The Biblical Counseling Coalition’s Book Review Site : Over a dozen book reviewers provide book reviews, author interviews, and book video trailers. Visit the BCC’s Book Review Site for reviews of books related to biblical counseling, pastoral ministry, marriage, parenting, and Christian living.

• The Discerning Reader Book Review Site : Originally launched by Tim Challies and now directed by Mark Tubbs, Discerning Reader is a leader in Christian book reviews. Find out for yourself here . 

• The Gospel Coalition Book Review Site : TGCR provides robust reviews on a wide variety of topics. Read TGCR reviews here  for an Evangelical Christian perspective on books in the news.

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Thank you for mentioning Discerning Reader in the group section, Bob. Looks like I’ve got some work to do to appear in your A-list, though! 🙂

That’s not an “A” List and a “B” List. It’s an Individual List and a Group List. You and Discerning Reader are an “A List Group Book Review Site!

Thanks for the encouragement, Bob. My plans are to go individual within a few months…DiscerningLeader.com is on its way.

You should check out More Than A Review too. It’s more entertainment than theological based but it aims to help readers avoid unexpected undesirable offensive content (like sex, violence and drugs). The website has a rating system based on a number of criteria so it’s not just about rating the book in a typical way. You can check it out here: http://www.morethanareview.com .

I’d love to see a list of Christian fiction reviewers. I would humbly add my blog to the list, though I don’t do any contemporary books.

Challies is one of my favorites, hand’s down. I would like to submit my site though, it is still developing, we only have small handful of book reviews. Nonetheless, we are now able to produce 2 reviews a month, so hopefully some people will find this helpful. We just published one today on R. C. Sproul’s book, The Prince’s Poison Cup. I hope you all find it helpful.

I recently published a non-fiction book and am looking for some free reviews…Do you know anyone who would be willing to do it? I’d email a copy, of course.

Thanks for sharing this list of the best Christian books around. I’m really growing my collection of books currently consisting of works by Keion Henderson, https://www.keionhenderson.com/books/ and other noteworthy Christian authors. It’s really been my source of spiritual enlightenment specially during this time of the pandemic.

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We are a book review and promotion site but we NEVER charge for reviews. There other other sites that have tried to imitate us. We are The Kindle Book Review dot Net. We've reviewed over 1,750 books on Amazon since 2009. We promote quality ebooks and authors, post author resources, and we've sponsored the annual "Kindle Book Awards" since 2012 with industry pros like Digital Book Today, K-Boards, Author Marketing Club, Bargain Booksy, and others.

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We are glad you stopped by! The purpose of this site is to review self-published and small-press published books. If a book is reviewed here, you can expect the quality and content to be sufficient for human consumption (at least ours, your mileage might vary), or know the reason why not. We do not review erotica books, so please don't send us any!

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So you want to find a book blog?

If you’re a voracious reader, you might think of a book blog as an oasis in the middle of the desert: a place on the Internet that brims with talk about books, books, and more books.

Well, good news — we built this directory of the 200 of the best book blogs  to satiate your thirst. Take a walk around, use the filters to narrow down your search to blogs in your preferred genre, and feel free to bookmark this page and come back, as we do update it regularly with more of the best book blogs out there. 

If you’re an aspiring author, you might see a book blog more as a book review blog: a place where you can get your yet-to-be published book reviewed. In that case, you’ll be glad to know that most of the book blogs in our directory are open to review requests and accept indie books! We expressly designed this page (and our book marketing platform, Reedsy Discovery ) to be useful to indie book authors who need book reviews. If you’re wondering how to approach a book blog for a review request, please read on. 

You’ve found a book blog. Now what? 

Let’s say that you’re an author, and you’ve found a couple of book blogs that would be perfect fits to review your book. What now? Here are some tips as you go about getting your book reviews:

• Be sure to read the review policy. First, check that the book blog you’re querying is open to review requests. If that’s the fortunate case, carefully read the blog’s review policy and make sure that you follow the directions to a T.  
• Individualize your pitches. Book bloggers will be able to immediately tell apart the bulk pitches, which simply come across as thoughtless and indifferent. If you didn’t take the time to craft a good pitch, why should the blogger take the time to read your book? Personalize each pitch to up your chances of getting a response. 
• Format your book in a professional manner before sending it out. Ensure that your manuscript isn’t presented sloppily. If the book blogger asks for a digital ARC, you might want to check out apps such as Instafreebie or Bookfunnel. 
• Create a spreadsheet to track your progress. Wading through so many book blogs can be troublesome — not to mention trying to remember which ones you’ve already contacted. To save yourself the time and trouble, use a simple Excel spreadsheet to keep track of your progress (and results). 

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Our recommended books this week include two very different kinds of memoirs — RuPaul’s “The House of Hidden Meanings,” about the drag icon’s childhood and path to superstardom, and Alexandra Fuller’s “Fi,” about the death of her 21-year-old son — as well as a biography of the art collector Isabella Stewart Gardner, a study of Germany’s self-reckoning after World War II, a look at what Abraham Lincoln’s era has in common with ours and a history of baseball in New York.

In fiction, we recommend a romance novel, a twisty detective story about translators on the hunt for a missing author and a stylish story collection from Amor Towles. Happy reading. — Gregory Cowles

FI: A Memoir Alexandra Fuller

In her fifth memoir, Fuller describes the sudden death of her 21-year-old son. Devastating as this elegant and honest account may be — and it’s certainly not for the faint of heart — it also leaves the reader with a sense of having known a lovely and lively young man.

“A sublime writer. … This book is a mesmeric celebration of a boy who died too soon, a mother’s love and her resilience.”

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The second of Grossman’s fairy-tale-inspired romances set among Jewish families in Regency London finds the saucy scion of a disgraced family falling for a raven-haired criminal pawnshop owner. Based on “Snow White,” a fairy tale all about trust and betrayal, “Wake Me Most Wickedly” thrives in the space between what people hide and what they reveal.

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Towles, known for his wildly popular books like “A Gentleman in Moscow,” collects six short stories set in New York around the new millennium. There’s also one story set in Golden Age Hollywood, a continuation of his novel “Rules of Civility.”

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THE NEW YORK GAME: Baseball and the Rise of a New City Kevin Baker

What makes New York baseball unique, the novelist and historian argues in this insightful, beautifully crafted narrative — which concludes with the end of World War II — is its role as chronicler of cultural change. Whatever baseball’s roots in cow pastures and small towns, it came of age as an urban game.

“Baseball grew as New York City grew. … One hopes for a second volume from Kevin Baker, every bit as good as this one.”

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THE EXTINCTION OF IRENA REY Jennifer Croft

Croft is an acclaimed translator, and won the 2018 Man Booker International Prize for her English translation of Olga Tokarczuk’s “Flights.” It seems fitting that her first novel is a detective story following a troupe of translators tracking down their missing author.

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“Astutely situates her subject within Gardner’s growing web of connections. … But its deeper revelations have more to do with Gardner’s emerging attunement to the emotional affirmation to be found in art.”

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“Recognizes the costs and complexities of the quest for moral security. … As Trentmann captures, the post-1945 transformation has been remarkable.”

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OUR ANCIENT FAITH: Lincoln, Democracy, and the American Experiment Allen C. Guelzo

In this beautifully written exploration of Abraham Lincoln’s thoughts on democracy, Guelzo argues that the president, who fought autocratic forces in the South while restricting civil liberties in the North, can help us figure out how to sustain a free society in the face of rising illiberalism today.

“Guelzo points out the ‘uncanny’ similarities between Lincoln’s time and ours. … Reveals the fragility of democracy in such moments. But its precarity can also be a strength.”

From Parker Henry’s review

Knopf | $30

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