Author: Jill Eileen Smith
Ch: 54 plus epilogue
Pg: 416
Genre: Biblical fiction
Rating: 4 stars
Publisher: Revell
Jill Eileen Smith has become one of my go to author’s for
Biblical fiction, and Miriam’s Song is no different. Though this is the first
time I’ve read a Biblical fiction of Miriam from her point of view. I think the
main reason that is simply because the Bible it’s self doesn’t give us that
much information about her.
So Smith worked with what she did
have as well as the history of the time to craft a novel that brings the story
of Moses to life through the eyes and voice of his sister Miriam. When I read
her novels it’s almost like I am transported to the time period in which she’s
writing about.
And once I finished reading
Miriam’s song I immediately pick up my Bible and read the story of Moses from
its pages. I don’t know for sure, but I pretty sure that this was the response
the author wanted her book to have.
I received a complimentary copy Miriam's Song from
the publishers. I was not required to provide a positive review. All opinions
expressed are mine alone.
I received a copy of this book from the publisher through
netgalley. I was not required to write a positive review. All opinions
expressed are mine alone.
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I started the month with (49)
unread books. Brought () books. Got my owlcrate book (1) Book of the
month (1) Got (1) book for review Won a book in a giveaway () Got books for
gifts () which brought my total to (52). Read (3) owned books. Read () Kindle books
I own DNF’d () So I am ending the month at books (49) unread books and
hoping to get back on track with the whole read 5 physical books before I buy
anymore. I read a total of (24) books across (5,305) pages.
Nick by Michael
Farris Smith (netgalley)
Black Widow Vol 1 S.H.I.E.L.D.’s
Most Wanted by Mark Waid (library)
Dolly Parton, Songteller: My Life
in in Lyrics by Dolly Parton (audio)
The Lackemaker by Laura
Frantz (reread)
It Started in Budapest by Julie
Daines (netgalley)
Captain Marvel, Vol 1: Re-Entry by Kelly
Thompson (library)
Hawkeye: Kate Bishop vol 1 by Kelly
Thompson (library)
The Broken Spine by Dorothy
St. James (netgalley)
The Moonlight School by Suzanne
Woods Fisher (netgalley)
When Twilight Breaks by Sarah
Sundin (owned)
Mr. and Mrs. X Vol 2: Gambit and
Rogue Forever by Kelly Thompson (library)
The Red Canary by Rachel Scott
McDaniel (kindle)
The Bookworm’s guide to Dating by
Emma Hart (Kindle)
Captain Marvel Falling Star y Kelly
Thompson (Library)
Obsession by Patricia Bradley (Kindle)
A Curious Incident by Vicki Delany
(Netgally)
A Dance in Donegal by Jennifer
Deibel (owned)
The Bookworm’s Guide to Faking it
by Emma Hart (library)
Mr. and Mrs. X, Vol 1 Love and
Marriage by Kelly Thomposn (library)
Child on his Doorstep by Lee Tobin
McClain (netgalley)
Hawkeye: Kate Bishop vol 2, Masks
by Kelly Thompson (library)
Hawkeye: Kate Bishop vol 3: Family
Reunion by Kelly Thompson (library)
This Earl of Mine by Kate Bateman (library)
Black Canary: Breaking Silence by
Alexandra Monir (owned)
