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SqueakyChu
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This book was given to me years ago as a gift from a fellow LibraryThing member. It‘s not until now that I started reading this memoir, but reading about Reb Albert Lewis is turning into a comfort read for me during these turbulent times.

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Eggs
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“I don‘t need easy, I just need possible.” Bethany Hamilton

#Wave #PoetryMatters

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HeatherBookNerd
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Bass reflects on the many facets of Jesus as she shares bits from her own spiritual life. Sort of a combination of memoir, theology, and mysticism. It focuses on those experiential ways that Jesus interacts with us and guides us, leading to a more encompassing view of Jesus.

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Mshookquilts
Woman of God | James Patterson
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Bailedbailed

I‘m sure this is a perfectly good story. It had potential, but I couldn‘t get past the 1st 2 hours of brutality when listening to

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julieclair
A Circle of Quiet | Madeleine L'Engle
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There are just some days when this book is exactly what I need. Calming, thoughtful, and thought-provoking. I am really enjoying taking my time and truly savoring it.

@TheBookHippie @kspenmoll

TheBookHippie I agree. 7d
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bibliothecarivs
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Recent acquisition:

📖 Simply Christian: Why Christianity Makes Sense by N. T. Wright

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Jehonzy
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Since I‘m a born muslim I would say that a lot of messages were already clear to me.
If I was a revert or someone who is simply interested in the core messages of Islam then I would recommend it for sure! But it was also refreshing for me and it gave me a kinda new perspective on some stuff.

#islam #spirituality #faith

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JoeMo
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Mehso-so

I listened to this last weekend for St Patrick‘s Day. It was interesting to learn how Guinness began and even more how it influenced culture and made things better related to health and hygiene in Ireland. However, the author was like a full-fledged cheerleader of constant praise for the Guinness family. You learn at the end that the family has quite the history of suing authors….that may have played a part in the tone and content of the book

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Mimi28
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I really like this little purple book, and I really love Joyce Meyer 🩷 A Bible verse or two for every problem ( just about, lol) - why not?! 🤷🏽‍♀️😊 I highly recommend all of her books. She‘s like that sassy aunt or grandmother who tells it like it is but has bible verses- relatable bible verses and the experiences to back them up 😉🩷🫶🏽😊🤗🙏🏽