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Amanda Battaglia amandambattaglia — I usually don't get into books like this, but I really enjoyed it. It's a serious book, but some of the comments make you laugh out loud.

Rachel Shneyer rachelshneyer — ** spoiler alert ** After reading 2001, I was really excited at the prospects the Clarke was exploring. I was disappointed in 2064, but I thought that is was set up for a thrilling conclusion...I guess I set my expectations too high. Clarke is the master of describing thrilling and possible worlds. This is a great wonder to read, but it terms of plot, it seems that the climax happens on accident 75% through the book. It's not that it is surprising, it is that it has little to do with what came before. And nothing is really resolved. The intentions of the monolith seem to take a 90 degree right turn once again, out of nowhere. I get no sense that this book 2064 and 2001 have anything to do together. Clarke is still great.

Ernest F _aglatini — Or, at least tried to!

Masha Poity newtoneaca303d — Transforming Prayer by Daniel Henderson is a must read for anyone looking to revolutionize their prayer life. Henderson is a senior pastor and has been putting on worship prayer conferences around the country for years Now he takes the wisdom he has learned from these workshops and his own study and puts it in this book to help readers develop their own prayer life. The book is filled with testimonials from several people who have attended the conferences and have had their lives, both prayer life and whole life, transformed. Henderson uses Scripture and Jesus' own instructions in the Lord's Prayer to get to the nitty-gritty of prayer. He convicts readers (me included) of often praying a "grocery list" of prayers, just checking off a list and using prayer to seek God's hand to fix things for us, rather than seeking His face, which should be the true focus of prayer. He offers a four-step guide to prayer using a music conductor as a guide. Here are some terrific quotes from the book: We attempt to use prayer to get our will done in heaven rather than His will done on earth. Asking [in prayer] is the doorway...to discovering the profound joy of a transformed life. What motivates us to ask can often be all over the map. What motivates our Father to answer is that He would be glorified in our prayers through the person and work of His Son, Jesus Christ. This is an excellent book for anyone looking to transform their prayer life by seeking His face, and not His hand.