Emily is a book critic and writer for WORLD. She is a World Journalism Institute and University of Mississippi graduate, previously worked at Peachtree Publishers, and developed a mother’s heart for good stories over a decade of homeschooling. Emily resides with her family in Nashville, Tenn.
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Challenges to first amendment rights for Christian college students
Animal Farm by George Orwell may help families guard against some of the worst anti-Christian thinking of our day
Authors show saving and common grace changing lives and the world
Summer reads for tweens and teens
A book that showcases J.R.R. Tolkien’s humorous side
The action often doesn’t make sense in Jurassic World Dominion, and neither does the film’s progressive message
Christians have produced great books to help the country’s hottest cultural battle from the beginning
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Dorothy L. Sayers mystery is full of whimsy and steeped in truth
