Book Review by Jacqueline Doyle
“I’m trying to remember when I first knew in my heart that I was no longer a girl, but had become a woman. Was it when I graduated from high school, or college? Did I know it when I married? When I became a mother?”
Stasi Eldredge, in her book […]
What can I say? This book is a mixed bag. It can barely be taken seriously with its comic book illustrations and atheistic agenda driven comments. On the other hand, it is an introduction to a very important issue that needs to be understood. The book never claims to deal with […]
Ignatius Press, 1990. 76 pgs.
Josef Pieper is a respected philospher and a powerful writer. He is a deep thinking man who makes of his writing an artistic expression. The depth of Pieper has not gone unoticed, and I dare say that this book is one which needs to be read by any working within the […]
This book is pretty lame. Sit on the toilet for fifteen minutes and you’ll finish it. Play with the title for ten seconds and you have the whole book figured out. It has 74 pgs (could have been written in seven?) and is published by Doubleday. I finished it three years […]
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