A Young Country Girl

I received this book for free in place of my honest review on it from Tyndale. So, here goes! Okay, I learned a lot from this book. I did. I just can't explain it exactly. Like, I should know words to use to explain it, but I don't. It was a great fast read, I enjoyed it a lot, and I learned that I was one of those people who keep Christianity weird. Yep. I'm weird. But that's a compliment, I love being called weird! Lol So I wanted to put these questions up, and I was wondering if any of you could answer one or two of em. You don't obviously have too, but I tried to answer them myself after I read them, and I was wondering if anyone could come up with a better answer than me :) Question #1 Who are some historical (or contemporary) people you particularly admire? Why? What, if anything, is eccentric about those people? Question #2 Where do you fall on a spectrum of conventional to crazy? How do you feel you fit in to this vision of the Christian fai

Okay, so, this may be the shortest review I've ever written, but you'll see why if you keep reading. I cannot write a long review, because I fell in love with Through the Pages, and you can't describe love, you can't put down love in words. It's indescribable. It's so amazing that there is not one word in this whole world that would even begin to describe it. This book, it's characters, it's story, it's every line, every sentence, every letter of every word is so magical and amazing and wonderful and extraordinary, astounding, marvelous, phenomenal, and the story is so beautiful and beautifully written is the whole book, I will definitely be reading it again one day, probably soon. And I very highly recommend it to anyone wanting something to change their life. The characters remind you of people you know, they worm they're way into your heart and they rest there, for all eternity. The story was so relatable, so incredible and appealing. Y