Lindsay M

This memoir offered healing

Revisado: 10-23-23

I researched books about religious deconstruction and this one came up, so I purchased it. Philip offers words through his own life experience that have provided validation and healing in my heart. I had no context going in to this book and found it was exactly what I needed with where I am in my own spiritual journey. He has made me feel far less alone in the myriad of emotions and thoughts that come up for someone who has experienced so much harm from religious institutions, and weaves a path back to God Grace. I recommend this to anyone who has is struggling with religious trauma who still wants to believe in Jesus’ love, despite the pain inflicted on them by Christians.

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Powerfully Human

Revisado: 02-28-23

I saw a lot of myself and my upbringing in Megan’s story. Existence is a complicated journey and a matter of both heart and mind. I felt less alone grappling with these big questions, while reading. Everyone, believer or non, could benefit from reading/listening to her story. The world may be a better, more understanding place if we all did.

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Interesting Story but narration wasn’t for me.

Revisado: 01-20-23

I enjoyed most of the storyline, although some details of the mystery were not completely tied up at the end. I won’t give away what they are. Mostly, I found the narrators style too breathy and no diversity of voice whatsoever between the male characters.

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Annoying

Revisado: 12-15-22

I seldom feel this way but I felt the authors writing style was very annoying and trying to force and style that just wasn’t working. The narration didn’t help. I kept finding myself so annoyed by it after almost 3 hours in, I finally called it quits.

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This is the most helpful book I have ever listened to

Revisado: 08-20-22

This is a book I will return to time and time again to better understand myself, others, the complexity of the human experience, and how to be a better steward of life’s greatest gift: connection. Thank you, Brenee.

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Incredibly insightful and beautifully written

Revisado: 09-02-21

Being a missionary’s daughter, this book has meant so much to me from validating my upbringing, challenging my beliefs and expanding my understanding of how white Christian supremacy left it’s scars on the world, but especially Africa. Captivating and detailed, I’d recommend this book to any and all.

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So wonderful

Revisado: 06-30-21

This book is for anyone who whats to understand themselves and their loved ones better. For any person looking for hope in the wreckage.

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I must have book on your body love journey

Revisado: 04-04-21

Stephanie’s book give us a lens that our culture is in desperate need to understand. Her story is both heart breaking and heart warming and utterly healing and eye opening. As an eating disorder clinician in a white-washed system, this book is absolutely essential for ALL people, regardless of color, ability or size, to read — but especially for souls donning fat black bodies. I loved this book, I will be using it with clients and am very thankful for the long lists of current resources from influencers, to research, to clothing brands that I can lend to my clients to help them feel more seen, empowered, and cared for. Thank you Stephanie!

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