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Two-Part Invention: The Story of a Marriage (The Crosswicks Journal, Book 4)

Two-Part Invention: The Story of a Marriage (The Crosswicks Journal, Book 4)

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Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Model of marriage and relationship
Review: What if this book were spread across the bookshelves of stores in the marriage section, replacing the countless "How to.."'s? I believe those seeking guidance and strength for their own marriages would be better served. There is, in so much of what is written about marriage today, an abundance of techniques, tips and tricks to smooth the struggle, if not attempt to eliminate it altogether. L'Engle honors the struggle in this book. Her writing sings when she describes the most difficult times in her relationship.

Life and relationship in marriage is about the details. L'Engle's descriptions of countless meals, sitting on her four-poster bed talking into the night with close ones, and of conversations held with intimate friends and family, are jewel-like stones laid on a fascinating and well-told tale of one path of marriage.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Model of marriage and relationship
Review: What if this book were spread across the bookshelves of stores in the marriage section, replacing the countless "How to.."'s? I believe those seeking guidance and strength for their own marriages would be better served. There is, in so much of what is written about marriage today, an abundance of techniques, tips and tricks to smooth the struggle, if not attempt to eliminate it altogether. L'Engle honors the struggle in this book. Her writing sings when she describes the most difficult times in her relationship.

Life and relationship in marriage is about the details. L'Engle's descriptions of countless meals, sitting on her four-poster bed talking into the night with close ones, and of conversations held with intimate friends and family, are jewel-like stones laid on a fascinating and well-told tale of one path of marriage.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Even if you're not married...
Review: When I read this book I was young and single. I was warned that I might not relate well to a book subtitled, "the story of a marriage". That was not the case at all. I loved L'Engle's reflections on loving, worrying, losing, and continuing on with courage.


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