Love You More
The Divine Surprise of Adopting My Daughter
This book will captivate you every second! I could not put the book down until the next sequel... This one will gonna captive your heart, the author portrays a genuine story of acceptiveness. I would definitely recommend this book. Grant gently guides the reader to remember God's grace in their parenting and challenges parents to keep God as the primary and I had hoped there would be a big meeting of the two families, or perhaps a happy ending involving Jennifer, but I was still left with a sense of hope that things were changing.
This book was all about telling a story good enough to sell and you have to have bad guys. I would have blown part of that story out of the water for both. This book offers that gift page by page, along with valuable insights about how to love those closest to you. I felt compelled to close my eyes for a moment and take a deep breath before reading on. She is so open and unafraid to let you into her home that you feel like a close friend who has dropped by for a visit. I am just a few chapters form the end and I cannot make myself finish it. I love that she tells what makes her cry in frustration, what makes her laugh and the honest stories. She is a great writer who lets you know it's not just open your house and it makes a family.
I received a complimentary copy of this book, courtesy of Thomas Nelson and the BookSneeze Blogger Program, for the purpose of review. All opinions expressed are my own, and I have not been compensated in any other manner.
The Divine Surprise of Adopting My Daughter
By Jennifer Grant
Published by Thomas Nelson
Published by Thomas Nelson
This book will captivate you every second! I could not put the book down until the next sequel... This one will gonna captive your heart, the author portrays a genuine story of acceptiveness. I would definitely recommend this book. Grant gently guides the reader to remember God's grace in their parenting and challenges parents to keep God as the primary and I had hoped there would be a big meeting of the two families, or perhaps a happy ending involving Jennifer, but I was still left with a sense of hope that things were changing.
This book was all about telling a story good enough to sell and you have to have bad guys. I would have blown part of that story out of the water for both. This book offers that gift page by page, along with valuable insights about how to love those closest to you. I felt compelled to close my eyes for a moment and take a deep breath before reading on. She is so open and unafraid to let you into her home that you feel like a close friend who has dropped by for a visit. I am just a few chapters form the end and I cannot make myself finish it. I love that she tells what makes her cry in frustration, what makes her laugh and the honest stories. She is a great writer who lets you know it's not just open your house and it makes a family.
I received a complimentary copy of this book, courtesy of Thomas Nelson and the BookSneeze Blogger Program, for the purpose of review. All opinions expressed are my own, and I have not been compensated in any other manner.
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