It
is true what many reviewers have said; this book is hard to put down. Part of
the attraction for me, is that I am in the process of reviewing my thoughts on
whether the healing, visions and dreams that existed in the early church, continue
today as means God uses to guide and use in building believers up in the faith.
For that reason I very much enjoyed her well written account in chapter 2 of
her reoccurring dreams and the role that played in her decision to follow
Christ, go to Bible school and go to India.
The book
has no stated purpose, but can easily be read as an autobiography. As such, I
found it an intriguing read, full of adventure, lovely descriptions of the many
places she lived and the homeschooling environment she grew up in. I think Leanna
Cinquanta is a very gifted writer and story teller.
This book
was a joy to read, informative about the great work being done in India and
caused me to stop and pray for those in extreme poverty and subject to human
trafficking.
I was
given this book by Chosen in exchange for an honest review.
