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Summary: A Journey for us all
Review: For those of a Christian spirituality, the life of Thérèse is an inspiration of what can happen when we truly give our lives totally over to God. As she attests, her "Little Way" is not reserved only for monastics, but can be followed by anyone seeking to find the love of God in their lives.
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Summary: A Journey for us all
Review: For those of a Christian spirituality, the life of Thérèse is an inspiration of what can happen when we truly give our lives totally over to God. As she attests, her "Little Way" is not reserved only for monastics, but can be followed by anyone seeking to find the love of God in their lives.
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Summary: A must read!!
Review: I can't say enough good things about this book. I could read it again and again. Some criticize her style and her writing abilities; however, considering her small amount of formal education, it is quite wonderful. One should consider that she was writing out of obedience and never wished it to be published.
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Summary: Simply Delightful
Review: I first heard about St. Therese when reading Merton's Seven Storey Mountain. It seems Merton was simply overjoyed at discovering this saint, this little flower of God's love.Two years later, I've finally managed to investigate what Merton thought so important. Having read this autobiography, I can say that Merton was no dummy. Have you ever read a story and just walked away from it happy and not knowing what about it made you so happy? That is the feeling I got when I read this the "Little Flower's" account of her own life. In short, words cannot accurately reflect how I feel about this book. This girl, this saint of the Church, was just so loving, so joyful in being alive, so happy to be in love with God, that she will rub off on every person who reads this book. This is the first book in a long time that, as soon as I finished reading it, I wanted to read it again. I hope it does the same for you. I have a sneaking suspicion that it will be even better the second time around. And so, I take great joy in recommending this book. I can only hope that it impacts you as much as it did me.
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Summary: Simply Delightful
Review: I first heard about St. Therese when reading Merton's Seven Storey Mountain. It seems Merton was simply overjoyed at discovering this saint, this little flower of God's love. Two years later, I've finally managed to investigate what Merton thought so important. Having read this autobiography, I can say that Merton was no dummy. Have you ever read a story and just walked away from it happy and not knowing what about it made you so happy? That is the feeling I got when I read this the "Little Flower's" account of her own life. In short, words cannot accurately reflect how I feel about this book. This girl, this saint of the Church, was just so loving, so joyful in being alive, so happy to be in love with God, that she will rub off on every person who reads this book. This is the first book in a long time that, as soon as I finished reading it, I wanted to read it again. I hope it does the same for you. I have a sneaking suspicion that it will be even better the second time around. And so, I take great joy in recommending this book. I can only hope that it impacts you as much as it did me.
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Summary: Enlightening, joyful and inspiring
Review: I found the autobiography of St. Theresa so easy to read. It was simple and yet very inspiring. Her passionate love of Our Lord shines through in every chapter from her early childhood to just before she died. What a wonderful book! I recommend it to all ages.
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Summary: My all time FAVORITE book!!
Review: I LOVED this book! I was so overwhelmed after the first few pages, I had to put it down so I could savor what I read! St. Therese was almost a spoiled brat and I loved that! She had a wonderful sense of humor and now I feel as if she is a close friend! This is a MUST read!
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Summary: Very moving
Review: I never thought a book about a saint would be so enjoyable. Saint Therese is an inspiration to everyone! She shows in this work that she was also a human with faults as well. I highly recommend this little book.
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Summary: Down to Earth
Review: I really liked this "story of a soul" because it was down-to-earth, and allowed me to relate to St. Therese as a real person. I get discouraged when it comes to the saints because I can never seem to imitate them in my life. This book was very encouraging though--just like St. Therese!
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Summary: Down to Earth
Review: I really liked this "story of a soul" because it was down-to-earth, and allowed me to relate to St. Therese as a real person. I get discouraged when it comes to the saints because I can never seem to imitate them in my life. This book was very encouraging though--just like St. Therese!
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