This
is, by far, the best book I have ever read on rejection. TerKeurst
writes from experience. Her depth of empathy is refreshing. The
practical suggestions she gives are inspiring.
There
are many who feel they have been rejected by their father and this
book is specifically great for this issue. TerKeurst is painfully
honest with her own contemporary feelings and their roots in past
experience. Those who have experienced rejection with certainly
relate.
While
that aspect of the book is great, TerKeurst's sharing of how she has
been working through her feelings of rejection is even better. She
includes suggestions for healing that come from her own journey. I
was particularly struck by her ten days of prayer. As one who felt
rejected by a parent, I really identified with them.
I
initially listened to this book on audio. Ginny Welsh's reading of
the book was great. She expressed well the feelings conveyed by the
written words. She is the best narrator of a book I've heard this
year (and I go through over twenty books on audio annually). I
listened to the book while walking but was so struck by the
importance of the content I had to get myself a copy I could read.
I
highly recommend this book to those who have experienced rejection
and are ready to work their way through to healing.
You
can watch videos, read quotes and find other information about this
book at http://uninvitedbook.com/.
My
rating: 5/5 stars.
Lysa
TerKeurst is a New York Times bestselling author and president
of Proverbs 31 Ministries. You can find out more at
http://lysaterkeurst.com/.
Thomas
Nelson, 288 pages.
I
received a complimentary egalley of this book from the publisher. My
thoughts are an independent and honest review.
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