by Andrea Renee Cox
"Wounded people tend to create more wounded
people."
~Finding Me by Kathryn Cushman
After Kelli discovered her father had lied about her past,
she travels across the country to see the family she never knew she had. But
will the trials of the past cast a shadow over the present and tear apart the
future?
The journey Kelli took in Finding Me got me thinking about
healing. What if we didn't continue the damaging trends that have plagued our
genealogy? One of my goals, even prior to reading this book, is to identify
negative trends in my past and eradicate them. This will take persistent prayer
and dedication, not to mention acute focus. But the joys and blessings that are
certain to pour out upon future generations are more than enough motivation to
drive me forward on this journey.
"but showing faithful love to a thousand generations of
those who love Me and keep My commands."
Exodus 20:6 HCSB
Finding Me by Kathryn Cushman confirmed this goal in my
mind, but it was also quite an emotional read. I bawled through the last five
or so chapters, almost swiping at tears as often as I did the "page"
on my Kindle. Kathryn Cushman crafts such stunningly beautiful and emotionally
charged stories that get me contemplating the real-life issues I face.
I received a complimentary copy of Finding Me from Netgalley
in exchange for this honest review.
Do you like emotionally charged books that are
almost guaranteed to make you cry? What was the last book that made you weep?
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