A new book given to me by a friend. I'm hoping to read this one soon.

I enjoyed this book very much. It''s a very redemptive story, and yet realistic enough to be compelling. I like the many flaws in the main character that aren''t resolved. These flaws are frustrating sometimes, but they also make the character very accessable. It''s an interesting dialogue in theology as well.

I''m giving it to my Dad.

This book came to me from my Son and I am just now reading it. I''m on page 44 and the main character is explaining how he got into trouble. I''m already feeling sympathy for his family and hoping he will wake up. I''ll comment more when I''m done.

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"Hamlet: ...dear mother.
King: Thy loving father, Hamlet.
Hamlet: My mother! Father and mother is man and wife; man and wife is one flesh; and so, my mother."

Hamlet IV.iii.53-56