Amazing Grace (Book Review with Quotes)
I’d recommend reading Amazing Grace to anyone who wants to probe Christian vocabulary a little further in the hands of an unabashed, fearlessly direct, open minded, and remarkably cogent writer.
I’d recommend reading Amazing Grace to anyone who wants to probe Christian vocabulary a little further in the hands of an unabashed, fearlessly direct, open minded, and remarkably cogent writer.
This is one of the best books I read this year. I endorse it with a hearty five stars!
This is excellent fiction that will make you grateful for the home you have.
This novel is a reimagining of the founding emperor of the Ming Dynasty in 12th century China, who in this telling, is a girl disguised as a man, married to a woman.
I think it is best to go into this book knowing little and patiently watch it unravel as it does.
Make good choices and appreciate with full mindfulness the time you have with those you love.
This book strikes just the right note for my taste in a good mystery read.
This is genre-bending reading, part memoir, part biography of David Star Jordan, part expose and social commentary, part existential philosophy by an atheist searching for the meaning of life in a world filled with entropy.
This book is delicately straightforward, about ordinary life in an earlier time, closely observed in copious detail.
Read this only if you want a rollercoaster of feelings, boomeranging back and forth between heartbreak and hope.
This book is a major achievement; it is very readable while simultaneously being the work of rare brilliance.
This book of poetry includes twelve worldwide interfaith voices spanning the years from 717 and 1691.
A bit of a moody, misty mystery, slightly fantastical, and with totally excellent and satisfying writing, I give this unique read 5 stars.
It’s a perfect read for August, when you need to kick back a bit, and not expect too much of yourself.
I really liked this new book (just out in July 2022), although it started slow and took a long time ramping up.
This was a meandering but engaging multigenerational family saga spanning four generations on an island off Sicily.