joanna morse

Redemption

Revisado: 12-31-24

The choice of the text Esau chose for his father’s service was so profound and filled with Grace. He saw hard work and dedication to a truthful eulogy of his father shows respect for concerned and grieving in this story. The story of Esau’s life in Alabama is heartbreaking and yet full of the power of faith and the courage of his mother.

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Total disrespect for life

Revisado: 10-27-24

“If God doesn’t judge the USA, He is going to have to apologize to Sodom and Gomorrah.” Ruth Bell Graham. God have mercy on us all and get us up and doing something!

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Gratitude

Revisado: 09-15-24

Don’t like the profanity. I love the way her characters have so many sides and the insights she gives. Gratitude makes us alive and free.

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Refreshing Mystery

Revisado: 03-31-24

T E Kinsey is the best author for those of us who enjoy a “Who Done It” with levity. A steady diet of serious murder mysteries can be depressing, but not if the author is Kinsey. Thank you for satisfying our love for this genre without taking us to the depths of darkness!

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Understanding and respect for culture

Revisado: 02-16-24

This is a wonderful book. I loved the story, the understanding and respect of the East African Culture, and the realization of all we can learn from them. I did not like the narrator as much as the Narrator in the earlier, “Out Of Africa”, but did get used to her.

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Wonderful!

Revisado: 12-24-23

I really love this story about simple faith, forgiveness, and realism. My first time to read this ulcer. Keep it up! And the narrator was great too!

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Three diverse stories

Revisado: 11-26-23

I usually prefer novels of a later. But I love this one from the 1920s. All three of the main women were so different but Tracy made it easy to keep all the stories and characters straight even though the stories were entertwined. Very powerful stories. And the performance was tremendous.

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Will Miss these

Revisado: 10-29-23

I will miss these wonderful books by Stephanie Barron read by Kate Reading. Looking forward to a new series by both these ladies.

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Really Enjoyable

Revisado: 10-08-23

This little book is just word is needed for a pick me up. Realistic without being maudlin or melodramatic. Positive without being saccharine or ridiculous.

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Thank You!

Revisado: 10-07-23

Thank you for giving me answers to questions I knew I had and didn’t know I had but didn’t have anyone to ask. I’ve been told I shouldn’t ask these questions of Black people because they’ve had to do all the hard work of learning how to live the way they do. Far bit from me from wanting to add insult to injury. And I especially want to thank you for making it so clear that race is a word that was created and racism is a system that was created by people wanting to establish power and answer any guilt they may have for owning slaves. As soon as I found that out, I quit using the word. And I don’t answer culture of questions called race questions, ethnicity questions on any surveys I take. If they would ask me culture, I would be glad to answer that. But I don’t want to propagate the term. I hope that’s not equivalent in your mind to saying I’m colorblind, which I no longer say either. Thank you again!

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