Beautiful Things Happen When a Woman Trusts God
I had no idea who Sheila Walsh was before I read this book, so I had no preconceived opinion of her as a woman or a Christian. From what I read she has done a tremendous job of overcoming what seemed to be an insurmountable obstacle to her. The book is easy to read, but I didn't find it very enjoyable. Perhaps because I felt no connection to the author, perhaps because I have had to face a similar battle but didn't have as many of the hang ups about it as she did. It took me a very long time to complete this book because I just felt like the author was talking at me. It felt like an "all about me" type of story.
Now, I am not saying this was a bad book, and I am sure that there are many people out there who would benefit greatly from her words, from knowing how she overcame her fears, how she learned to trust God. I just couldn't relate to her and as a result did not enjoy the book.
Love,
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