5/5 ⭐️s // an absolutely incredible book, about not only God, but the creative mind and the very fabric of human nature and society. I‘ll be pondering Sayers‘ words for a long time; it definitely deserves a reread.
5/5 ⭐️s // an absolutely incredible book, about not only God, but the creative mind and the very fabric of human nature and society. I‘ll be pondering Sayers‘ words for a long time; it definitely deserves a reread.
I‘m on a ladies‘ trip with my mom and sister. Our air b&b has an adorable “Take a book. Leave a book” shelf and mom thinks I should read this because it talks about God. Have any of you read it?
A man goes through a horrible family tragedy which eventually leads to a conversation with God.
I've read a lot of reviews and it really seems to be a love or hate situation and I find myself rather in the middle.
The story was engaging and entertaining and the ideas presented in the theology side were great! But nothing life changing for me. And honestly I found that the story side got lost during the theological side.
Worth the time to read.
I went from "Haunted" to "The Shack" I needed some religion after that first story...
Anyways, love finding notes from previous readers in books. It's fun to see what they found important, or offensive.
Library book fair haul 😍 30 bucks for loads of happiness.
#MoviesinApril
The Shack seems to have a similar feel to this movie although I recommend the movie version of The Shack over the book.
1. In South Africa Halloween isn't really a thing. But there is Christmas decorations on display already. 😉
Also it's Spring here and I can't think of a single tradition we have for Autumn right now.
2. The Shack by Paul Young
3 .Goodreads, Readmore app, and a spreadsheet.
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