Michelle Brown Boeken

A standard reference in the field of manuscript studies for over twenty years, now revised and updated with full-colour illustrations throughout.

Delve into the evolution of Christian art, examining its profound impact from ancient times to modernity. The book highlights key artistic movements, significant works, and the cultural contexts that shaped them, illustrating how faith and creativity intertwined throughout history. Through detailed analysis, readers gain insight into the role of art in religious expression and its enduring legacy in society.

In this high-interest accessible novel for middle-grade readers, a twelve-year-old girl learns to ride bulls in order to be close to the famous bull-riding father she lost long ago.

"I can't remember the last time I laughed so hard as I did reading this book. The humor was quick-witted and sharp... I didn't want to put this book down." -Reading RebelGray "Quick Shot" Woodson is the fastest gun west of the Mississippi. Unfortunately, he's ready to hang up his hat. Sure, being notorious has its perks. But the nomadic lifestyle―and people always tryin' to kill you―gets old real fast.Now he just wants to find a place to retire so he can spend his days the way the good Lord intended. Staring at the sunset. And napping.When his stubborn horse drags him into a hole-in-the-wall town called Desolation, something about the place calls to Gray, and he figures he might actually have a shot at a sleepy retirement.His optimism lasts about a minute and a half.Soon he finds himself embroiled in a town vendetta and married to a woman named Mercy. Who, judging by her aggravating personality, doesn't know the meaning of her own name. In fact, she's downright impossible.But dang it if his wife isn't irresistible. If only she'd stop trying to steal his guns to go after the bad guys herself.There goes his peace and quiet...

Andrea McLean, No. 1 Sunday Times bestselling author and award-winning TV broadcaster, opens up about her journey from trauma, toxic relationships and divorce towards empowerment, happiness and healing.

USA Today bestselling author Michelle McLean turns the Duke trope on its head with a witty, laugh-out-loud Regency perfect for fans of Eloisa James and Sarah MacLean.

Focusing on the impact of daily habits, this book highlights how seemingly trivial routines can undermine our well-being. It delves into the nuances of these habits, illustrating how they accumulate and potentially lead to instability in our lives. By examining the significance of small actions, it encourages readers to recognize and address these destructive patterns before they escalate.

The enchanting quality of Christmas is explored through its rich traditions, evoking feelings of kindness, hope, and love. The narrative delves into the deeper significance of the holiday, suggesting that the true essence lies not just in decorations or gifts, but in the enduring gift of friendship. This exploration captures the heartwarming spirit of the season, highlighting how shared moments and connections make Christmas a cherished time for generations.

Focusing on the transformative power of prayer, the author shares biblical insights alongside personal experiences to inspire readers. The book emphasizes that through prayer, one can achieve the seemingly impossible, encouraging a deeper connection to faith and enhancing one's prayer life.

Inspired by real events, the narrative delves into the life of a remarkable individual whose experiences reveal profound truths about resilience and the human spirit. Through a blend of personal struggles and triumphs, the story captures the essence of perseverance in the face of adversity, offering readers a compelling look at the complexities of life and the strength found within. The authentic portrayal of emotions and challenges invites reflection on the broader themes of hope and courage.