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Oh wow oh wow! Maybe the best on the subject I have yet read.

Oof. Not for the faint of heart but also cannot put it down.

So far a 10 ! I have always loved Rohr’s meditations and especially his speaking and podcasts. However, all of his books have been a slog for me and mostly I have abandoned them. This, though, is like a capstone and a revelation. I am devouring this book. I think a lot if it is timing and experience in my own walk of life and faith.

My Advent read and new year devo. Love it already. Books reveal mystery. Stories are timeless. Ah the nourishment if literature.

I needed to read something adolescent. So far it is pure John Green

I do not want to finish this. I'm savoring the end because it is SOOOOO good. I said this on Facebook, but it bears repeating, whether you are a parent of children in your home, a parent but past that stage, a grandparent, a friendparent, it doesn't really matter - if you relate to children and youth in anyway and you have a faith you would term progressive, you should read this book!

So, I'm way too old to be reading this book. As I began, I thought to myself, "oh dear, I'm just going to be kicking myself for all the horrible, rigid, unhealthy parenting mistakes I made when my daughters were young. However, I'm pleasantly surprised by two things. First, anyone can read and enjoy this book. Second, I maybe did not do as poorly as I thought I had! #winning #PRHpartner @crownpublishing

A brilliant read upon return. So far feels more abput life than death and the two are inextricably connected anyway.

It’s a great story. The history of the conflict in narrative form.