It is a coming of age story in which Smith seemingly draws on his love for C.S. Somehow, through a share on Facebook, or maybe a pop up on my newsfeed, we discovered The Green Ember series.īuilding on the Christian fantasy genre, Smith has created an inspiring world of anthropomorphized animals who are attempting to battle the evil in their own world as it spreads throughout the Great Wood, and beyond, into all Natalia.Īfter wolves attack their village, set fire to their home, and take off with their parents and baby brother, Heather and Picket begin a journey. For this very reason I am pleased my family and I have found S.D. Children’s problems are growing weightier, darker, and their literature is reflecting that in the name of “reality,” “daily life” and “awareness.” It is not any worse than previous generations have experienced, but it is certainly a marked characteristic of our current culture. Our public voice of dissonance has no hint of forbearance. The world has become obsessed with hatred and bigotry and violence. Healing is on the horizon, but a fire comes first. My prayer is that this podcast brings encouragement to women and families, and I would be honored for you to tell others about it.“The Green Ember burns the seed of the New World smolders. Leave an iTunes Review These are so important as they help our podcast reach more women with messages of encouragement.įollow on Facebook and Instagram for the latest news and updates. Subscribe to this podcast on iTunes, Stitcher, or your favorite podcast app.
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Listen to Joel’s incredible performances of The Green Ember, Ember Falls, Ember Rising, and Ember’s End for FREE if your library uses Hoopla or Overdrive (may need to recommend). (You can buy the book or get it on audible and hear my son, Joel, read it.)įind out more about Sam and his #RabbitsWithSwords adventures, The Green Ember Series, by visiting his website .įind Sam on social media: Facebook: can purchase Sam’s books on Amazon or at his web store: /store. The last book was just released, The Ember’s End. Your children, and you will love the books. This series inspires and creates pathways of the best virtues we all hope to embody: wisdom, love, courage, perseverance, and so much more. It is fun to imagine the rabbits going on their adventures through the lilting melodies. Joel also wrote a cd of music to accompany the series that I love to listen to, called Melodies For the Mended Wood. He has thoroughly enjoyed interpreting them to the world. Our son, Joel, as you will hear, became the audio reader for all of the books. Sam authored the Green Ember Series that has noble and adventuresome stories about rabbits with swords. Sam and I talked about so many things in the podcast today and I hope it encourages you as it did me. God ordained this friendship and we mark the time we met every year when we all attend Hutch Moot, hosted by Andrew Peterson, and finish our time together at the end of the weekend, eating too much, talking as fast as we can and enjoying the sweet fellowship of families that love one another without expectation or reserve.
We were gathering at this tiny little fried chicken joint, (Did you know that I just love friend chicken and consider it a delicacy par none when done well?) and I was trying to decide tenders or pieces and how many, a dozen or so? :) Sam and Josiah Smith were such sweet gifts from God. Sometimes when you are just going about your own business and living a normal day, you find that God has hidden sweet surprises to delight you along the way.
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