A Place Called Simplicity

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Summary: It wasn't quite what I'd hope....
Review: I have been interested in simpliflying my life for a while now but most of the books are written by secular writers. So when I saw this I was interested but as I said it wasn't what I hoped it would be. To much personal stories and not enough how to's.A better book for book for how to's is simple living by janet Luhrs, although it is not written from a christian perspective either.

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Summary: I always knew...
Review: that I was being called to a simplier life. As I read this awesome book, what I knew was calling me and tugging at my heart for so long was being reaffirmed. God wants to be the center of our lives. By turning back to simplicity and leaning on Him we accomplish just that. This book is well worth the time...

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Summary: Enlightening!
Review: This book was given to me following the birth of my first child. At first I could not see the relevance, but soon thanked my wise friend. This book was of tremendous value to me as I developed my new identity and began to reprioritize my life. I was inspired to declutter my life -- not just of physical possessions but also of the trivial matters that I often allowed to irritate me. I have since given the book as a gift on many occasions. I've added the book to my "library" of other comfort readings: the entire Chicken Soup series, The Moral Compass and various devotionals-- specifically those of Stormie O'Martian.