The relationship
I had dreamed of since I was thirteen years old, had, for a brief moment, shot
into my life exactly as I had planned it. And I discovered that getting
everything you always wanted still isn’t enough.
Book: Like Moonlight at Low Tide: Sometimes the Current Is the Only Thing that Saves You
by
Nicole Quigley, Zondervan Publishers, 2012
Genre: Realistic Fiction
Target Audience: Girls 13-18
Subjects: Suicide, Drugs, Dating
Relationships, Friendship, Salvation
Notes: This is the story of a girl
from a broken home who has learned to view herself as totally worthless. She
thinks worth and value is defined in popular kids paying attention to her. So
when she gets it, she assumes herself to be valuable, but then realizes it
doesn’t fulfill her after all once her brother commits suicide. The boy next
door patiently, slowly speaks truth into her life and brings her to Church with
him. Caught on the water in a hurricane, Missy finally sees what Josh has been
talking about and finds the peace she is so desperate for. This story does a
good job realistically portraying how the kind of situation Missy is in, leads
to her incorrect views about life and God and herself. It also does a beautiful
job showing the power of salvation to change a life.
Spiritual Content Recommendation
Scale: 5/5
Reviewer: J:-)mi
Philippians 4:7 -
And the peace of God, which transcends all
understanding, will guard your hearts and your minds in Christ Jesus.
0 comments:
Post a Comment