Larry Peterson's Blog, page 37

Review from Reading Challenged

One thing you do not see much of nowadays is books written for young adults that can be described as “heart-warming”. Right now, dark and intense are in style. So it is refreshing to see an ultimately uplifting book.



http://readingchallenged.blogspot.com/2012/02/priest-and-peaches.html

Review from Realm of Reviews

If you like strongly upbeat Christian themes, then this book would be good for you.



http://hannahrose42.wordpress.com/2012/02/21/the-priest-and-the-peaches/

Review from Romancing the Book

This story had me hooked from the beginning. The writing style drew me in and I felt like I was there with the characters as they suffered tremendous loss and adversity.



http://romancing-the-book.com/2012/02/review-priest-and-peaches-by-larry.html

Review from Simple Clockwork

It reminds me of something I learned from working in a non-government organization: that all children are entitled to proper care, nutrition, encouragement, education, and opportunity.



http://www.nancycudis.com/2012/02/book-review-priest-and-peaches-by-larry.html

Review from Day by Day in Our World

I have to say that this book was quite enjoyable on many levels.





http://daybydayinourworld.com/2012/02/the-priest-and-the-peaches/

Review from My Tower of Books

And the Peach kids stumble into plenty of trouble and whatnot throughout the course of this book. Like moths to a flame :)



http://mytowerofbooks.blogspot.com/2012/02/blog-tour-review-priest-and-peaches-by.html

Review from Magic is in Words

This book is all about hope which is something I'm really big on...



http://magicisinwords.blogspot.com/2012/02/priest-and-peaches.html

Review from Reading in the Mountains

I loved this book. Even through difficult times they were still able to find the humor in most situations. I like that because that's what I do.



http://readinginthemountains.blogspot.com/2012/02/priest-and-peaches-by-james-peterson.html

Review from Write Panic Live

I dare you to look inside yourself and really think about whether you might misjudge a character in your life like Peach children were misjudged.





http://writepaniclive.blogspot.com/2012/02/priest-and-peaches.html

Review from Compulsively Writing Reviews

Written in a reminiscing style, it felt as if the author was speaking of his own family and neighborhood. Each character was written with care, and their deep feelings came out through their journey.



http://katepolicanisreviews.wordpress.com/2012/02/09/the-priest-and-the-peaches-by-larry-peterson/