Green Ink

Green Ink offers a glimpse into one school year in the life of high-spirited Laura, who finds her valued friendship with popular Sylvia continually frustrated by overly sensitive Anita’s anxious craving for love and attention. 


Green Ink is both serious and funny, happy and sad. Sometimes it is exciting, often thought provoking. Without moralizing or sermonizing, author Donna Taylor weaves an intriguing pattern that eventually reveals a powerful message—that Christian warfare is a battle with one’s own self and that Christian victory is submission to Christ. 


“No matter what a person possesses in talents and knowledge,” she says, “he is of use to God and to the world only to the degree in which he surrenders himself to Christ.”