Four-time Grammy nominated Natalie Grant is a top-selling Christian & Gospel artist with over 3 million in career sales. The Gospel Music Association has named her Female Vocalist of the Year 5 times and she has had multiple number 1s on the Billboard charts. Beyond music, in 2005 Natalie co-founded Hope for Justice International, an organization that identifies, rescues, and restores victims of human trafficking. Natalie resides in Nashville, TN with her husband, producer/songwriter Bernie Herms and their three children: twins Grace and Bella, and their youngest, Sadie.
Ten-year-old twins Maddie and Mia and their younger sister, Lulu,
travel with their dad and famous mom, Gloria Glimmer, to London,
where Gloria is putting on a few concerts. During their stay, they
get to see the sights, including the National Gallery, to which
Maddie is drawn due to her quieter, artistic bent. While there,
Maddie and Mia see what they believe is the theft of a Renoir
painting. When no one believes them, Maddie sneaks out of the hotel
one afternoon to catch the thief. Blending travelogue, mystery, and
family story, this novel from Christian recording artist Grant has
pedantic overtones, particularly in the interactions between Maddie
and her mom, that may turn off some readers. Still, the story will
find a home with many conservative Christians and fans of Grant’s
music. First in the Glimmer Girls series, this light mystery gets
some added sparkle as the book’s adults encourage Maddie to find
her own “glimmer.” --- Melissa Moore
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