The Jeweled Highway (Book Review)
If you want to read a memoir of an icon spiritual seeker, you might like to read this too. I give the book 4 stars.
If you want to read a memoir of an icon spiritual seeker, you might like to read this too. I give the book 4 stars.
This is marvelous. It is thrilling to share some time and pages with someone so balanced and actualized.
This book is about the woman who Hitler recruited to deal with all the “degenerate art” which included everything from Van Gogh to whatever was more modern.
In this wonderful book, an Episcopal priest explores the connections between science and religion.
This book is about becoming who you are as opposed to who the world has told you to be.
The story explores the concept of identity, through all its characters, but predominantly via twins, which separate, one living as black and the other “passing” as white.
If you need to freshen up your perspective, give this interfaith overview of conscious awakening a go. You’ll be glad to have put it into practice.
Get behind the scenes in the life of one black kid from the Bronx who made good.
This new work of historical fiction is about an early feminist, who was married to Garibaldi, who fought in South America and unified Italy.
This is breezy fiction at its best– warm, home-affirming, and full of the transformative power of love.
Thank goodness grace abounds for everyone, without exception.
If you are interested in the food industry, or in publishing, or in memoirs about working lives rather then personal ones, you might want to pick this one up.
This languidly paced novel was both undemanding and enjoyable. If you too are in need of an entertaining distraction, you might enjoy it too. I give it four stars.
It was a pleasure to zip through this page turner; I loved it and give it five stars!
For a refreshing look at the basic teachings of Christianity, I highly recommend this book.
In this book, the variety of people is fascinating, as are the colors, comments, and costumes.
But regardless of all that, I can’t help myself from giving this masterfully written book five stars.