Book Therapy to chase the blues away
Category: Classics
Outlaws of Ravenhurst, by Sr. M. Imelda Wallace, S.L.
The 10-year-old heir of a noble Scottish family must choose between his inheritance and his Catholic faith.
Where to begin with J. R. R. Tolkien?
Beyond the adventure, the way to read The Lord of the Rings is not as an allegory but as a meditation on the human Story we are each caught up in, and in which we each have our part to play, our temptations to resist, and our task to accomplish.
Where to Begin with C.S. Lewis
When he was four years old, C. S. Lewis renamed himself Jack and refused to answer to Clive Staples. For the rest of his life, he was Jack to his friends.
Night by Ellie Wiesel
One of the most famous and horrifying first-hand accounts of the Holocaust
The Exorcist by William Peter Blatty
I knew this book was going to be scary. What I did NOT expect was to be left with a deep feeling of peace and comfort.
Where to begin with Dorothy L. Sayers?
A Detective novelist who believes in conscience, and in the reality of redemption.
Where to Begin with Flannery O’Connor
Flannery O’Connor dissected the Devil for a generation that was busy explaining evil away. She perceived God at work in grotesque places. Was she right?
Zeal & Zest: Where to Begin with Hillaire Belloc
Belloc was known as a Catholic polemicist with a vicious talent for skewering his opponents. Anyone struggling to persevere as a Christian in the fields of journalism or media should read him. His children’s books have an acerbic humor that will appeal to bored veterans of political correctness, especially teens.
Where to Begin with G.K. Chesterton
Chesterton will swoop down, carry you away, pour tonic down your throat and tickle you until you start to laugh