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You Are Wanted: Reclaiming the Truth of Who You Are
If rejection or betrayal has come crashing through your door - you know the emotional shattering this brings. You understand the brokenness.
And you know the heartache of standing in the jagged fragments of a new normal you never wanted.
But God is a Masterful Potter. He gently redeems and restores our broken pieces and brings beauty into the wounded spaces.
If you’ve been shattered by rejection or betrayal, this book is for you!
With deep empathy and vulnerability, Nicole walks you through her own steps to healing and cheers you on through the valley towards recovery.
Through powerful stories, therapeutic strategies and biblical wisdom Nicole helps
And you know the heartache of standing in the jagged fragments of a new normal you never wanted.
But God is a Masterful Potter. He gently redeems and restores our broken pieces and brings beauty into the wounded spaces.
If you’ve been shattered by rejection or betrayal, this book is for you!
With deep empathy and vulnerability, Nicole walks you through her own steps to healing and cheers you on through the valley towards recovery.
Through powerful stories, therapeutic strategies and biblical wisdom Nicole helps
294 pages, Paperback
Published October 26, 2021
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August 21, 2022
Nicole Langman tells her reader that she is wanted from a place of experience and heartache. While I managed to go through just one highlighter throughout the course of reading YOU ARE WANTED, I still found myself relating to so much of Langman's words. Our stories are vastly different (I experienced child loss and the loss of a couple of different jobs over the years and Langman dealt with two separate husbands leaving and divorcing her), the pain, the suffering, the grief, the heartache are all the same. I felt a deep connection with Langman as I read through YOU ARE WANTED; most importantly, I felt her message: I am wanted and deeply loved--regardless.
I am disappointed in the fact that Langman has on the cover of the book hands interfused with gold and she explains the cover on a front page of the book: she explains about Kintsukuroi, "the Japanese art of repairing broken pottery with gold, emphasizing the beauty of the breaks." But yet she doesn't doesn't discuss the cover or Kintsukuroi anywhere else within the book. I purchased the book mostly because as soon as I saw the cover I knew what she was going for with the gold in the cracks of the hands. So the fact that she doesn't talk about Kintsukuroi anywhere within the book (other than to have a brief paragraph on a front page) is a big disappointment for me.
I am disappointed in the fact that Langman has on the cover of the book hands interfused with gold and she explains the cover on a front page of the book: she explains about Kintsukuroi, "the Japanese art of repairing broken pottery with gold, emphasizing the beauty of the breaks." But yet she doesn't doesn't discuss the cover or Kintsukuroi anywhere else within the book. I purchased the book mostly because as soon as I saw the cover I knew what she was going for with the gold in the cracks of the hands. So the fact that she doesn't talk about Kintsukuroi anywhere within the book (other than to have a brief paragraph on a front page) is a big disappointment for me.
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