Pet Costumes, Missing Outfits, and Mystery: A Book Review of Ella Shine's Latest Pet Sitters Dress-Up Collection

On this episode of BookWorthy, authors Marianne Hering and Brock Eastman have created in their newest release, Would You Rather Bible Challenges, a 52‑week devotional packed with humor, immersive storytelling, and unexpected Bible moments.

November always slows me down in the best way. The air turns crisp (Well, crisp for Texas), the evenings stretch longer, and gratitude rises to the surface like something God has been stirring all year. And as I look back on my writing journey — especially writing for children — I’m struck by how much it has taught me about God’s heart for families.

In this BookWorthy Podcast episode, Laurie and I dove into her newest release, Land of Giants, the second book in her middle‑grade biblical‑fantasy series. This installment follows Shem, the eldest son of Noah, as a twelve‑year‑old boy navigating giants, spiritual warfare, and the early rumblings of God’s coming judgment.

What a Charlatan’s Boy Teaches the Truth About Who You Are. Some stories entertain us for a season. Others stay with us because they quietly tell the truth about being human.

Meredith Davis shares the superpower behind her Amazing Adventures of Noah Minor series in this wildly fun and deeply meaningful conversation. Meredith Davis' book is the kind of story that makes kids laugh, gasp, and turn pages quickly, while also nudging them toward courage, character, and compassion.

Kathryn Butler—trauma surgeon turned writer, homeschooling mom, and author of the beloved Dream Keeper Saga—to talk about her newest middle‑grade project, The Lamplight Series.

A Conversation with Author Dominique Okonkwo and her book, God of Wonders, points to sweet truths kids need to know.

Reflections from BookWorthy conversations shaping the next generation’s family culture and imagination. October is the month when podcasts come alive again. School routines are steady, commutes are predictable, and parents are ready for deeper content. And honestly? It’s one of my favorite months to host the BookWorthy Podcast.

his lyrical picture book invites young readers to imagine the natural world as a love letter from God. Every sunrise becomes a declaration of hope. The wind carries a song of wonder. Mountains echo strength and belonging. Page by page, Echols paints a tender portrait of a Creator who delights in His children and weaves His love into every corner of creation.

A conversation with Jen Weaver & Gayle Veitenheimer about their books that help your kids walk with God in the everyday moments of life.

A warm and honest conversation with Dawn Caldwell DeWulf about her newest release, I Don’t Like Faithfulness, and the surprising way this whole series began.

A Happy Trails conversation with Kathryn O'Neill about Horses, Hope, and writing devotions for middle-grade readers.

A conversation with Angie Dickinson that's full of creativity, courage, and the kind of storytelling that reminds us why fairy tales endure.

On this Play It Again Episode from Season 4, Carolyn Leiloglou shares the inspiration and heart behind her Restorationist Series. Help BookWorthy make plans and know how to serve your best by filling out the 2026 Listener survey . Click the link, answer 10 questions. I can't wait to hear what you have to say. This transcript has been lightly edited for clarity but reflects the full conversation from the BookWorthy Podcast. Grab a cup of coffee, listen, and read along. This

How imagination becomes discipleship when the season slows us down. Plus, a Fall Reading Checklist. Fall has a way of pressing “reset” on the soul. The air cools. The evenings stretch. The calendar settles into something steadier. And in the middle of this gentle shift, Christian parents often feel a familiar tug: This is the moment to rebuild the rhythms that shape our home.

Kiera Meuller delivers a Hilarious, Heartwarming City‑Meets‑Country Adventure Perfect for Middle Grade Readers Book Review: High Heels and Hay Bales by Keira Mueller (this post does contain an affiliate link to support the podcast) High Heels and Hay Bales is a sparkling, laugh-out-loud middle-grade romp that blends fashion, farming, and family into a story as sweet as summer lemonade and as delightfully chaotic as a barnyard full of toddlers. Keira Mueller delivers a tale th

Megan Schaulis Discusses Book One of Her YA Susa Chronicles, Protector, and the Heart Behind Writing Clean, Biblically Based Fiction for Young Adults Help BookWorthy make plans and know how to serve you best by filling out the *2026 Listener survey. Click the link and answer 10 questions. I can't wait to hear what you have to say This transcript has been lightly edited for clarity but reflects the full conversation from the BookWorthy Podcast. Grab a cup of coffee, listen, an

author and speaker April Graney. Her latest book, If Jesus Came to My School, is a whimsical tale of a young girl who imagines what it would be like if Jesus visited her school as a child. What would a day with Jesus be like at school?

This Play it Again episode harkens back to Season Four, where BookWorthy interviewed the awe-inspiring artist and writer, John Hendrix.