Non-fiction VS. Fiction

Non-Fiction
In years past I rarely got excited about reading a book that wasn't fictional. Recently though I have found some amazing devotionals that have made me look at non-fiction in a new light.




Fiction
I love fiction. I have meet only a hand full of people who don't read fiction. What I love about fiction is that it takes you to a different place and time, and it shows you a different perspective.


Conclusion
Although I read more fiction than non-fiction, I think I like both about equally.


What about you?
Which do you like better-  Non-fiction or fiction?

Will Our Generation Speak? Book Review

Title: Will Our Generation Speak?: A Call to be Bold with the Gospel


Author: Grace Mally


Series: None


Genre: Non-Fiction


Pages: 280


About this book: This book offers practical advice on evangelism. Each chapter focus' on a specific aspect on witnessing.




What I liked about this book: It's encouraging, well thought out, and easy to read.


What I didn't like about this book: Nothing.


Would I recommend it? Yes! I would recommend it to everyone regardless of age or gender.

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The reason why there are no pictures of book covers on my last two book reviews is because blogger won't let me upload any images onto my posts. I am trying to figure out how to fix it. As soon as I do I will put the images up.

Prom and Prejudice Book Review

Title: Prom and Prejudice


Author: Elizabeth Eulberg


Series: None


Genre: Young Adult Fiction
 
Pages: 231


Plot:     Lizzy Bennet is a student at the exclusive, all girls, Longbourn Academy. Lizzy is a music scholarship student, though, which means she has few friends among the rich and elite.
 At a social event Lizzy meets Will Darcy who goes to school at Pemberley, an all boys school across the street from Longbourn.
 Unlike the other Pemberly boys, Will seems different to Lizzy, until Will finds out Lizzy is a scholarship student. Will's pompous attitude makes Lizzy believe she will never find common ground with the rich. Can Prom change that?


What I liked about this book: It was a fun modern take on Pride and Prejudice.


What I didn't like about it: There is some innuendo. A guy tries to take advantage of two girls, but is stopped ( it doesn't go into much detail about it). There is one use of the word h*ll.


Would I recommend it? Yes. I already have recommended it to one of my friends.

Starflower Book Review

Title: Starflower



Author: Anne Elisabeth Stengl



Series: Tales of Goldstone wood book four



Genre: Fantasy


Pages: 349


Plot: The Bard Eanrin is seeking to find his kidnapped love, Lady Gleamdren. While on his quest Eanrin meets Starflower, a mute.
Starflower comes from a land that leaves in fear of the viscous Wolf Lord.
    Eanrin shows Starflower a different world where hope lives. Together they must overcome an evil that will change their way of lives permanently.




What I liked about this book: This is a great book!!! It is one of my favorite books from the series.



What I didn't like about this book: Nothing.



Would I recommend this book: Yes!!!!!!

Matched Book Review

Title: Matched

Author: Ally Condie
 
Series: Matched Trilogy book one

Genre: Sci-Fi

Pages: 367

Plot: Cassia Reyes live in a world controlled by The Society.
The Society controls nearly ever aspect of peoples lives- What job they have, who they marry, and even when they die.
 When unusual things start happening to Cassia, her family, and friends, Cassia starts to wonder if The Society does know best.

What I liked about this book: It's an interesting book.

What I didn't like about this book: It can be a bit confusing and strange at times.

Would I recommend this? I really don't know. I don't  know how to feel about it.