Kathryn Lindskoog is a prolific writer, teacher, and literary critic. She is probably best known for her book C. S. Lewis- Mere Christian, an examination of the work of Lewis, who wrote to her, ""You know my work better than anyone else I've met- certainly better than I do myself."" Among her twenty-one other books are Creative Writing for People Who Can't Not Write and the three-volume Dante's Divine Comedy- Journey to Joy. The mother of two grown children, she lives in California with her husband. Ranelda Mack Hunsicker, a former elementary and high school teacher, is now a freelance writer of books and articles and a staff writer for Chuck Swindoll's Insight for Living ministry. She has written five books, including In God We Trust- Stories of Faith in American History (with Tim Crater), The Hidden Price of Greatness (with Ray Beeson) and a biography of David Brainerd. She and her husband live in California.
How to Grow a Young Reader is thorough, up-to-date, deeply thoughtful, and thought-generating. <br>-Lloyd Alexander, Newbery--award winning author of numerous children's books, including The High King<br> <br> Kathryn and Ranelda not only tantalize you to read the classics you missed but they analyze contemporary books in ways that help you 'set your mind on things above.' Enjoy! <br>-Jan Johnson, author of Growing Compassionate Kids and When the Soul Listens<br> <br> With remarkable breadth and depth, Lindskoog and Hunsicker invite us to the delightful feast of good books, sorting through the classics to the current bestsellers with excellent insight and taste. <br>-John Bibee, author of numerous books including The Spirit Flyer series and The Home School Detectives series <br> How to Grow a Young Reader is a superb introduction and guide through the world of children's literature. <br>-Paul McCusker, executive producer of the Adventures in Odyssey audio dramas and autho