Sheila Petre Book Release: “Prayers for My Hometown”
Today the sunlight shown through my dining room window onto a new booklet of liturgies written by my friend Sheila.
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Today the sunlight shown through my dining room window onto a new booklet of liturgies written by my friend Sheila.
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Her voice in the telling is simple, with concrete terms and bite-sized thoughts. I appreciate that she was allowed to tell the story herself.
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I love when art and literature and life experiences push me into the nonsense-hilarity of living and being human in this world. Just that.
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I am snapping lots of photos of this glorious world. I can tell you about my current life with them easily. Watch this.
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If you pre-order my book this week, and tell me so, I will mail you a handwritten bookmark from me, and two of my favorite tea bags.
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One of my favorite memories with these books is reading two pages of “I Want My Hat Back” over and over to my niece, while she giggled out loud.
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I love these books for their powerful imagery and empathy, building a bridge between those-who-have-firsthand-experience and those-who-need-a-window-in.
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There are intense times of motherhood when you are too tired even to think. But if reading rejuvenates you, carve out a section of life for it when you can.
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“Watch for the Light” makes one of two Black Friday purchases for me. I was amazed by “Bread and Wine,” and am more than willing to attempt the sequel sight unseen.
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Two nonfiction + three novels = five captivating reads. At least for me. I can never guarantee you’ll like them, but they’re worth a shot.
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