Solo Flight: Embracing the Single Life and Discovering God's Purpose

by Grace D. Chong, Francie Castañeda-Lacanilao

Single women come in all shapes and sizes. Among many, there's...

...the workaholic who said "I do" to her career

...the overburdened older sister who acts as the family's breadwinner

...the hopeless romantic waiting for her knight in shining armor

How do you navigate your way through the skies of life while encountering the dak clouds of doubt and uncertainty? Where do you go when the thick fog of despair blocks the horizon?

In this book co-written with Grace D. Chong, learn from Francie Castañeda-Lacanilao who, for more than five decades, struggled and thrived as a single person until Mr. Right found her. Furthermore, read about eight ladies who took different routes in search for meaning and significance.

101 pages, Kindle Edition

First published July 5, 2012

About the author

Grace Dacanay-Chong as a little girl loved listening to stories told by her grandmother. At age five, she began writing short stories. After 20 years of doing TV/radio commercials and print ads as Creative Director/Executive Vice-President in a multinational advertising agency, she decided to write full time. Today, she has written over 20 books. Three of her children's books have won first prize in the Don Carlos Palanca Memorial Awards for Literature, and one was nominated in the National Book Awards.

Reviews

[Cary · Rating 4 out of 5]

This book is an affirmation of what I believe God has put in my heart when it comes to marriage and relationships. I have so much thoughts about the stories in this book but I'd rather keep these thoughts to myself until God finally reveals to me the kind of life He has planned for me. As for now, I can confidently say that I am joyful, and not just happy, that I am single because I am secured in Christ's love for me. =))

[Maui Rochell · Rating 4 out of 5]

My first read book in 2016 is a book about taking a single flight or soloing. Here lies the stories of single women who chose to stay single and those who are still waiting for their Life Partner. Being single does not mean being lonely. It's about how you will handle your singleness in this world full of couples.

[Goldielyn Limsiy · Rating 4 out of 5]

Solo Flight
Francie Lacanilao x Grace Chong

Such a thoughtful book. An excellent reminder that we can never fully comprehend God's thoughts and plans for us, but that in all things and in all ways, He is working for our good.

So, regardless of our status in life, we should have faith that we have been placed specifically in this place, time, people group - because this is where we can have the greatest impact for the Lord.

(also a reminder that family can come in many forms - doesn't necessarily have to be a husband, be someone related to you by blood etc etc)

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[Denise · Rating 5 out of 5]

a must read!!! specially for those people who sets almost all their lives looking for love and who presses the button without thinking twice. I tell you, if you are one of these two, you are in the wrong path. But hey! it's not too late, read Solo Flight and you'll never go wrong. :)

[Ericka May Blanco · Rating 5 out of 5]

This is a must-read book for single Christian women. :)

[Maria Ella · Rating 5 out of 5]

More thoughts soon.