Michelle Renee Kidwell
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How to Fix a Broken Record
Thoughts on Vinyl Records, Awkward Relationships, and Learning to Be Myself
by Amena Brown
Zondervan Non-Fiction
Zondervan
Christian
Pub Date 07 Nov 2017
I am reviewing a copy of How to Fix A Broken Record through Zondervan and Netgalley:
In this book Amena Brown opens up about heartbreak and healing, and healing. She reminds us that our soul has a huge collection of melodies, rhythms and bass lines. There are memories that make you want to dance, and some that haunt you in a minor key.
In this book we are reminded that God loves us unconditionally. That whether or not we feel worthy to be loved we are loved by Jesus. She opens up about not feeling worthy about the mistakes she made a long the way but despite that all Jesus was there.
Amena Brown often reminds us that failures of our past, the words we hear have a effect on us. The painful repletion’s can become loud at the most inoppurtune times, causing us not to speak up or reach for our dreams.
I give How to Fix A Broken Record five out of five stars!
Happy Reading!
very good photo awesome disk
Great message. Life goes on, no matter what has happened.
So true, it may not seem like it in the moment but it does!
Absolutely Michelle. Good, bad or ugly, life has a way of continuing.
Yes it does, I know you have experienced it all. Your strength inspires me and many others.
You are so kind to say that Michelle, funny I don’t see it as strength.
Another great review Michelle! Please keep writing!
Awe thank you so much Gina, I plan on it!
That’s Nice Review Broken Record!
Thank you so much! I appreciate your feedback!