Here’s to the Niche Hobbyists
While I still feel it would be far better for our society if reading weren’t a niche hobby, but a widespread habit—a necessity—I am glad to serve the niche hobbyists. And I am glad to be one of them.
While I still feel it would be far better for our society if reading weren’t a niche hobby, but a widespread habit—a necessity—I am glad to serve the niche hobbyists. And I am glad to be one of them.
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The reader is greeted by the happy conclusion that our most humble, ordinary offerings can turn into miraculous offerings in the hands of Jesus.
These Augusts have a heartbeat we forget.
You have plentiful hours in front of you. Do not let our optimization-obsessed culture prevent you from resting in that.
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We bring all these years with us into the conversation, yet we sometimes forget that not everyone was alongside us for them.
The stories that burrowed deep into her heart told the truth, that the darkness exists, it is real, but it is not the end of the story. They taught her about mercy, treachery, beauty, home, exile, and hope.
I have read this book at least four times, either as an individual or in groups, and each time, at each phase of my life, it has met me differently.
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There’s something that happens in written stories, the novel, the picture book, the poem, that forces us to come face to face with our feelings.
An exciting story of heroic bravery, adolescent uncertainty, and the staying power of steadfast love.