
She
tells stories and shares lessons from them. Many of the stories are
from her own life and are quite revealing. At one point she says this
book is a “pretty intimate look inside my life.” (1152/2837)
She's made mistakes and had struggles so her life is a good
illustration for the lessons she teaches.
I
was glad to see that the latter half of the book contained more
teaching than stories. I like how she reminds us that our purpose may
be related to something we naturally like to do and are good at. She
writes about overcoming fear, finding a support community, and much
more.
Much
of what Agers-Brooks shares about her life deals with her writing
journey so this would be a good book for aspiring writers.
Encouraging words, Scripture and discussion prompts are included at
the end of each chapter. This would be a good book to be used with
trusted friends.
Here
are a couple of my favorite quotes from the book:
“When
you submit to God's plan, everything you experience will be used to
fulfill his purpose for you.” (936/2837)
"Remember,
the worst that can happen is not failure; it is not attempting at
all.” (1102/2837)
This
is a good book for readers who like spiritual lessons wrapped up in
stories. It would best be used with a journal in hand or in a group
of friends.
You
can read an excerpt here.
My
rating: 4/5 stars.

Kregel,
192 pages.
I
received a complimentary egalley of this book from the publisher. My
comments are an independent and honest review. I read an ARC and the
quotes may have been changed in the final product.
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