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Dyna Fox homeofthe_wilight_ox — Interesting read. Not sure about how much fiction and how much fact. Would have prefered more fact. Two stories intertwined, history of mormons and current day. Another book which, in its critique of one religion, questions all religions. How all it takes is one or two charismatic leaders to convince others that what they say is the truth, coming directly from god. It shows how people are fundamentally unquestioning, and want/need a greater truth. Reinforced my own beliefs.

Katrine Winding _ick_cat — The publisher writes, "With poignant lyricism and unswerving candor, O'Rourke captures the fleeting moment of joy that make up a life, and the way memory can lead us out of the jagged darkness of loss." This book is about the mourning of the writer's mother. The kind of memoir we need more and more. Sometimes, the process of mourning is considered a kind of experience outside of our normal lives. In writing this book, however, O'Rourke reveals the need for us to think of mourning as natural, an experience from which we can learn, and an experience through which we can grow by celebrating the joy of remembering a loved one and the grief that expresses itself in surprising ways. I received an advanced copy of this book recently and plan to give away knowing that my library will always have a copy on hand for my own use someday.(less) Merged review: The publisher writes, "With poignant lyricism and unswerving candor, O'Rourke captures the fleeting moment of joy that make up a life, and the way memory can lead us out of the jagged darkness of loss." This book is about the mourning of the writer's mother. The kind of memoir we need more and more. Sometimes, the process of mourning is considered a kind of experience outside of our normal lives. In writing this book, however, O'Rourke reveals the need for us to think of mourning as natural, an experience from which we can learn, and an experience through which we can grow by celebrating the joy of remembering a loved one and the grief that expresses itself in surprising ways. I received an advanced copy of this book recently and plan to give away knowing that my library will always have a copy on hand for my own use someday.

André Santos dedezinho_f282 — At first, the author's colloquial writing style bothered me. It was too familiar and "everyday" to take him as an authority on Christ. Some of his examples in the beginning were too repetitious. However, with that said, I ended up learning a lot from this book. Anyone who struggles with how to better improve your personal relationship with Christ and the atonement should read this book. I think I understand the principles of grace, the law of justice vs. the law of faith, and the atonement better. It motivated me to become a better person. It is a quick read that I highly recommend.

Xmen Xmen iksmen — Elizabeth Wurtzel is such a great writer. She describes in such vivid detail every nook and cranny of clinical depression. Sad, yet funny.