Carol Jones tells her story in her freshman work, Dare to Dream. In the first three chapters, I tried to figured out how all those hardships related to dreaming. That made me reconsider the cover. I'd just gotten it, but my friend asked me to give her a rush review. It took until chapter six to finally get the significance of darkness into wide open space, something that signifies freedom. Then, it all made since.
If you can hang on past the rather run-of-the-mill issues of life, you'll get a real treat. Her topic was great, as was the whole moral of the story. It wasn't a full length read, and as part of the Living Waters mini-motivational line, it is the perfect size to provide reading entertainment on a trip or to wind down after a long day of work.
2 comments:
K,
I did the trailer for this book, and it was a fun job. I believe our experiences make us stronger, the kind of strength we can transfer. Good book, to me.
Agreed.
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