Tyndale Rewards

If you are like me, and you love to read Christian Fiction, Tyndale has a rewards program online that allows you to get free books using points (which are not that hard to earn)!

If you go to this link and leave the promo code as it is, you can get 25 points right on the spot!

Tyndale Rewards

Just to give you an idea of what they have to offer. Here are two of the books I have ordered from them (and I just started yesterday):

One is a fiction story, the other happens to be Nonfiction. (They also have Finding God in the Hobbit, which I plan to get as soon as possible). They also have a few teen/ya books for those who are younger. They have something that everyone can enjoy, but The Prayer Box is a featured product, so I think that it is only on there for today or at least for a limited time.... not sure, so I wouldn't take me 100% at my word.

Fiction Review: The Atonement Child by Francine Rivers

The Atonement Child

A beautiful repackaged edition of Francine Rivers's classic novel that breaks through the many taboos surrounding abortion. In one terrifying moment, Dynah Carey's perfect life is shattered by rape, her future irrevocably altered by an unwanted pregnancy, and her doting family torn apart. Her seemingly rock-solid faith is pushed to the limits as she faces the most momentous choice of her life—to embrace or to end the untimely life within her.

Rating:

✮✮✮✮✮

Review: 

Francine Rivers has a fantastic way to weave a story right into your heart. This is the second book I have read by her, and it did not disappoint at all. This story was tragically beautiful about Dynah Carters, who deals with rape, pregnancy, and the pressure of getting an abortion. Her life drastically alters after she is attacked near school grounds, and the result of how that horrible incident affects her life and her choices after that.

Resulting from the horrific event, she becomes pregnant and is placed in a predicament by the people who love her: to get an abortion. This book shows you how Dynah deals with her own decision, not one that she feels others have forced her into, and how by her own choice, she soon starts to heal from the pains of the past. She also learns that through this, God has not abandoned her to suffer alone and that even through a tragic event, something beautiful can come from it.

This book is definitely worth checking out, but at the same time, it will be hard to read through, and I will/am only recommending this book to those who can handle topics of rape and abortion.