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Unconventional

by J.J. Hebert (Goodreads Author)

4.10 · rating details · 78 ratings · 31 reviews

YOUNG JAMES FROST just knows, deep in his bones, that he's a writer. He writes far into early mornings, after his wearying hours of scrubbing toilets and sweeping floors. He loves writing that much. But it's not only the joy of words that keeps him grinding; it's his desire to retire the janitor's mop. He sees being published as the key to living an improved life. James ha...more

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Published July 1st 2009 by Mindstir Media

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Jul 07, 2009

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Well, come on...of course this is a great book. I'm the author. How could I not give the tome five stars?

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May 25, 2011

April rated it

Everyone needs a bit of inspiration from time to time and Unconventional is the perfect story to fall into for not only great entertainments, but for a blessing and reminder to believe in oneself.

Honestly, I have been wanting to read Unconventional for some time. When I learned that J.J. Hebert would be touring with Pump Up Your Book Promotions, I instantly jumped at the opportunity to be part of the tour. I was thoroughly rewarded for my patience. Unconventional is a story of a yo...moreEveryone needs a bit of inspiration from time to time and Unconventional is the perfect story to fall into for not only great entertainments, but for a blessing and reminder to believe in oneself.

Honestly, I have been wanting to read Unconventional for some time. When I learned that J.J. Hebert would be touring with Pump Up Your Book Promotions, I instantly jumped at the opportunity to be part of the tour. I was thoroughly rewarded for my patience. Unconventional is a story of a young man, James Frost, who has always had the dream to become a published author. Through years of hard work, perseverance and pushing aside the constant criticism of everyone when they heard that James wanted to be a "writer" he feels as though his novel, The Forsaken World, is the "make it or break it" turn in the road of his life. When his work is met with several rejection slips, James is not sure where to go next. It is when he learns to allow a bit of faith and self-confidence into his life, that James can take control of his life and his dreams.

For me, James was the perfect character to encompass feelings and thoughts that many of us go through. He is an amazingly relate-able character for nearly everyone. To be honest, everyone goes through insecurities, feelings of being abandoned and alone, lost and without hope. This is a simple aspect of life, no matter who you are or where you come from. It is during these times that we desperately need a light to reach toward - a spark in a seemingly endless darkness. Unconventional encompasses this perfectly and reminds people that with faith, that light will never leave our side - even if it may seem to dim from time to time.

J.J. Hebert exudes a dramatic and fine-tuned talent for storytelling with his debut novel Unconventional. He touches on truth and humanity in an incredibly unforgettable way. The story is smooth, well put together and consistent from start to finish. I have mentioned that I loved the character of James, however, I have not mentioned how much I adore his girlfriend, Leigh. She has a background story all her own, and proves a wondrous inspiration for James. The two compliment one another perfectly. Another character that shines brightly within Unconventional is Mitch. His unending faith in James is beyond touching and I wish that everyone had a Mitch in their lives.

Throughout the story itself, Unconventional touches on wonderful tidbits of messages that are perfect to remember each and every day. One such thought is on page 90:

Then his face becomes suddenly stern, like he's about to go into scold mode. "Quitting is a disease. You quit once, it spreads into twice, and before you know what hit you, it transforms into an epidemic."
I absolutely love this quote from the book. It is incredibly true and, amazingly, an epidemic that touches too many lives. That little voice that says "You are not good enough.", "Give up now. Why waste your time." With enough faith, that voice can be shut down and replaced with "You can do it. Just don't give up." Dreams are treasures, without them there is nothing but bleakness. The more work it takes to reach a dream, the greater the respect and thankfulness for reaching and obtaining what once seemed unattainable.

In any case, I feel as though I am straying from the review itself. These thoughts and feelings are such that truly shined for me from within Unconventional. While reading Mr. Hebert's work, I found myself truly and emotionally thrust within the pages. There were times that I felt my heart breaking and the hairs on my arms standing on end from the intensity of this emotion. Other times my heart warmed and smiles broke out upon my face. A roller coaster ride of emotions? Without a doubt. Worth it? Beyond question.

J.J. Hebert is a true talent and I cannot wait for future works by him to grace readers everywhere, myself included!
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Jan 23, 2012

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This book could be re-named "How to Properly Feed and Care for the Writer in Your Life" and I would highly recommend it to anyone who knows a published or unpublished author. As the wife of an author myself, I found myself nodding my head in agreement for at least the first half of the book. The frustrations, roadblocks, callous comments and side-tracks are completely on par for the life of a writer. Sometimes I wish I could just explain to folks how hard it is to be a writer, because...moreThis book could be re-named "How to Properly Feed and Care for the Writer in Your Life" and I would highly recommend it to anyone who knows a published or unpublished author. As the wife of an author myself, I found myself nodding my head in agreement for at least the first half of the book. The frustrations, roadblocks, callous comments and side-tracks are completely on par for the life of a writer. Sometimes I wish I could just explain to folks how hard it is to be a writer, because in actuality, the "writing" is one of the easiest parts! And the notion that if one is not published that means their writing must be awful - I'd like to explain the ins and outs of the publishing business to the folks who think that, too!

On the theme of being unconventional, James, the main character, does succeed. It is HARD to be unconventional, to NOT do what seemingly everyone else does, and I know personally how that feels. I drew many parallels in my own life. Like James, I did not go to college and I struggled with that decision for many years. It is hard to stick with your convictions in the face of peer pressure or guilt-trips. But if you stick with your gut, as James did, you often find yourself on the right side of the rainbow. Not right away, but eventually.

Unlike real life, however, James seemed to be very self-aware at a young age and this is where some parts felt unrealistic. Although he was tempted, he did not get side-tracked for too long by his loneliness, low-self esteem, financial woes and other types of drama that most 20-somethings face. These are the kinds of things that throw most people off track from their dreams for decades, sometimes even a lifetime. James was at an even more serious disadvantage and more susceptible to losing focus due to his upbringing and lack of parental role model. I almost wished James had gotten thrown off track for a decade or so; it would have made the second half of the book a bit more realistic.

Overall, I enjoyed the book quite a bit and found it hard to put down.(less)

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Mar 17, 2011

Karen Baney rated it

This interesting story about a janitor who dreams of becoming an author is pretty good. I debated long over whether it was four-star worthy or not. The biggest reason I decided on three-stars was because about half way through the book, I started to get a bit bored. Part of this is because I prefer a romance and was disappointed that the romance took a distant back seat in the middle of the book. I also felt there was too much preaching at the reader during James' conversion.

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May 19, 2011

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Let me take just a moment to say that this book was amazing. Not at all what I thought it would be. It was so much more than I was expecting. J.J. Hebert instantly captured my mind and my heart with this novel. His skills shine bright in this beautifully written debut novel.

Told in first person point of view, James Frost is a character that tugs at your heart. He dreams of becoming a writer, and J.J. Hebert fills this book with the emotionally turmoil one goes through with multiple ...more

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May 29, 2011

Heavensent1 rated it

Unconventional is an inspirational fiction by debut author J.J. Hebert.

James Frost has a dream, he wants to write, ever since he was a young boy it has driven his soul to produce his muse. Upon finishing his book 'The Forsaken World', young James sends his queries out to the editors and publishers in hopes of becoming published. After each rejection, James' determination and stamina falters and weakens until he is questioning his own skills and desires. Everyone, including his fat...moreUnconventional is an inspirational fiction by debut author J.J. Hebert.

James Frost has a dream, he wants to write, ever since he was a young boy it has driven his soul to produce his muse. Upon finishing his book 'The Forsaken World', young James sends his queries out to the editors and publishers in hopes of becoming published. After each rejection, James' determination and stamina falters and weakens until he is questioning his own skills and desires. Everyone, including his father, snickers at his dreams, and tell him all he is ever going to be good enough for is janitorial work.

James meets Leigh on the internet, they meet and they fall in love. However, Leigh's controlling parents loathe James and all that he is and work to keep the two apart. James becomes confused and disillusioned about all things in his life and he begins to question his existence. Leigh and her parents are "Christian", and when they learn that James doesn't even believe, they are mortified, even though Leigh's parents are the farthest thing from being a Christian, her parents when they are not ignoring her, they are making snide remarks about her personally.

Along the way, James has many people keeping him on track and encouraging him at every turn. Author, Robert Frost, is his inspiration to greatness, Mitch, his surrogate father finds James the leads that he needs to continue upon his quest, Arthur, James' editor whose words of encouragement and praise continue to keep him on the path to success and Meranda Erickson, the Pulitzer Prize author who disappears from the limelight and becomes the inspiration that James needs. All these people help to make James the person he needs to be and put him on the journey to his road in life.

Upon reading this book, I was really bothered by all the I's...in one paragraph alone there were twelve of them, and it was truly frustrating as well as the flowery prose. However, I trudged on and am really glad I did, if you can get past Book One of the novel, then you are sure to be pleased with the rest of the book. After this time, the characters come into their own and the stories pace begins to pick up and flow.

I truly enjoyed James, he is the type of man that any woman would cherish having and his qualities are certainly lacking in most men, lessons could be learned from such a character. I wasn't over impressed with Leigh's character however, she seemed a bit wooden and I struggled to feel for her and James' relationship. Arthur and Meranda are just great characters, especially Meranda, I just loved her spunk and grit. I felt they were needed to give the story balance, however, I believe Arthur should have been used more in the story. After a luncheon that he attends with James, the reader doesn't hear about him again personally, only in passing, and I don't believe he was given enough justification in the story.

I also had problems with the mentioning of the mother and sister on numerous occasions but yet we don't hear from them once in the whole story. I'm thinking a small back story between the three would have helped strengthen the books overall integrity. I find it annoying to read about people in passing and they have no play in the book, but that is just me, I'm sure many won't find this aspect a hindrance.

I really enjoyed the message of God and by his grace, if you place your faith in his hands, all things will work out. James comes to believe this message and we watch as he continues to place more and more faith in the hands of God, and as he does, things begin to work out for him. However, he has to fall in order to climb and the message is quite clear as you continue to read. It was well done, and highly inspirational for those who are following their dreams. Step outside the box and be who you were meant to be, a perfectly groovy message. J.J. Hebert's first book has enough polish to keep you interested until the very end and I look forward to reading more from him. Good luck to you in all that you and always remember to REACH FOR THEM STARS~!!(less)

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May 24, 2011

Jolene rated it

In spite of working in a soul-numbing job, James Frost clings to his dream of becoming a published novelist and stays determined to write a masterpiece. James' friend, Mitch, challenges him to be unconventional in his writing and his life. James' girlfriend, Leigh, challenges him to open his mind to God. And James' editor, Arthur, challenges him to write a better book. With all the challenges before him and the self-doubt inside of him, James sometimes fights just to get through the day. Howev...moreIn spite of working in a soul-numbing job, James Frost clings to his dream of becoming a published novelist and stays determined to write a masterpiece. James' friend, Mitch, challenges him to be unconventional in his writing and his life. James' girlfriend, Leigh, challenges him to open his mind to God. And James' editor, Arthur, challenges him to write a better book. With all the challenges before him and the self-doubt inside of him, James sometimes fights just to get through the day. However, as he adopts the unconventional, finds an unexpected faith, and creates his masterpiece, James finds that all the dreaming, hoping, and working is truly worth the effort.

I enjoyed reading Unconventional by J. J. Hebert. I hesitate to describe this book as Christian fiction, because I would hate to see someone pass it up simply because the main character has a spiritual relationship with God. Unconventional is indeed a unique book filled with hope that is desperately needed by today's society. The themes of hope and following one's dreams are well-integrated with the plot and characters. James is the narrator of the book and openly discloses everything in his mind. Sometimes, even more than you want to know! The book is written from a unique male point-of-view that is a refreshing change in Christian fiction.

One of my favorite scenes in the book was when James speaks to two of his characters. One is a good guy and one is a bad guy. It is a wonderful illustration of God's love for his creatation. The spiritual overtones are perfectly integrated even though James at that time has not yet come to accept God. I would love to have seen something later in the book tie in with that scene.

I recommend this book to.... anybody! Even if you do not read Christian fiction, there's a good chance you will like this book.

Disclosure of Material Connection: I received this book free from PumpUpYourBook. I was not required to write a positive review. The opinions I have expressed are my own. I am disclosing this in accordance with the Federal Trade Commission’s 16 CFR, Part 255: "Guides Concerning the Use of Endorsements and Testimonials in Advertising."(less)

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May 17, 2011

Maria rated it

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Unconventional by J.J. Hebert is about a young man with a big dream who is stuck in a dead end job. James Frost wants to be a writer, it's all he wants to do, but his manuscript is rejected by publisher after publisher. To make ends meet, he works as a janitor in his father's cleaning business.

James doesn't have many friends, and most of them have gone off to college. He's not very close to his father who is too busy looking for a girlfriend. James has very low self-esteem and ...more

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Jan 02, 2011

Paula Wiseman rated it

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Everyone loves an underdog and aspiring author James Frost is one in every aspect. However, he has a good heart, a gift and a dream. I loved the parallel drawn as James begins to understand God's sovereignty over us much like he works with the characters in his novel. In an imaginary dialogue with his characters, James says,"I was there with you from the beginning, loving you. I saw the end before you were born."

Deeper than the idea of triumph over adversity, though, is the t...more

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Jun 25, 2010

Jan Marie rated it

Unconventional, a debut novel by J.J. Hebert, is the story of a young man with a calling, a calling that cannot be ignored or denied. It tells the story of James Frost and his journey to achieve his dream while overcoming seemingly insurmountable obstacles. It is the saga of a young man's growth in faith, both in himself and in God; of persistance in striving for something that remains tantalizingly out of reach; of faith when it seems there is no reason to continue. I read this book in one sitt...more

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Apr 27, 2011

Carly rated it

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I can’t remember the last time I found myself at a loss for words like this after reading a book. I finished Unconventional a couple days ago and I am still thinking about it and wishing it wasn’t over. If you read my reviews a lot, I am sure you are tired of hearing me say that I prefer debut novels over anything else. I have always felt that debut novels are truly the author’s baby and that so much of his or her soul has gone into the book. I could definitely tell that J.J. Hebert poured h...moreI can’t remember the last time I found myself at a loss for words like this after reading a book. I finished Unconventional a couple days ago and I am still thinking about it and wishing it wasn’t over. If you read my reviews a lot, I am sure you are tired of hearing me say that I prefer debut novels over anything else. I have always felt that debut novels are truly the author’s baby and that so much of his or her soul has gone into the book. I could definitely tell that J.J. Hebert poured his heart and soul into Unconventional because it shows on each and every page. There are several things that really made this book shine and set it apart from so many other books.

The first of those things is the writing. I was impressed with J.J.’s ability to capture my attention right away, not an easy task for a reader like me. This book takes place over a long period of time, which can be daunting for a reader, but this book flowed very smoothly and naturally.

The character of James Frost was a character who I think just about any reader can relate to in some way. He is real and genuine and, just like the rest of us, he has a dream. The only difference between James and many people, he is working on his dream. He struggles with his self esteem, but still manages to keep going despite a seemingly impossible goal. James being unsaved and without hope added a big touch of reality to the story. Me being a Christian for only seven years, I found James’ life both before and after Jesus easy to relate to and his transformation brought tears to my eyes. J.J. did an excellent job presenting the Gospel to his “unconventional” readers, like me.

Which leads me to the Christian message of this book, which I could sum up with one word - powerful. Unconventional has one of the strongest Christian messages I have seen in Christian fiction and I think it will be very well received by those who need it because of the very real way it is presented, not to mention the simplicity of the message. This book has a bit of an edge to it, because James has a bit of an edge to him. Because this book is told in the first person, we see and experience James’ thoughts - the good and the bad. I loved the Christian message so much I actually broke one of my biggest rules with my books. I actually underlined some of my favorite passages. I NEVER do that!

There was one thing that bothered me about this book, but now that I am done with the book, I realize that it was so minor it does not even matter at this point. I don’t wish to say what it was that bothered me because it was a personal thing and I don’t want my personal feelings to turn any part of this review negative or steer anyone away from this book that has the power to transform lives. Unconventional is a terrific book, beyond terrific actually. I recommend it to everyone, whether you are a believer or not. I pray that God uses J.J. and his book to save souls and change lives. As for me, I’m just thankful I finally got to read Unconventional and I will eagerly read anything else written by this incredibly talented author.

Maybe I wasn’t really at a loss for words, I just had a lot of good things to say about Unconventional and it took me a couple days to pull those good thoughts together. I hope this review does the book justice, or at least comes close. (less)

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Sep 20, 2011

C.E. Hart rated it

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Unconventional, by J.J. Hebert

This is … well … an unconventional story.

James Frost, a writer with low self-esteem and self-worth, struggles to live out his dream of becoming a successful novelist. He writes (and rewrites) whenever he finds time between eating, sleeping, and working as a janitor in his father's cleaning business. He hates his job and how people judge him for being 'only a janitor'--it makes him feel invisible. Although his writing fills his heart, his head is ...more

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Jul 27, 2011

Kitty Bullard rated it

"UNCONVENTIONAL" BY J.J. HEBERT

This novel spoke to me, being an aspiring author myself there is so much to learn contained in this one book. It says a lot about positive thinking and that you have to believe in yourself before anyone else will believe in you. It also speaks about the power of faith and how it can change your life for the better. James Frost is a struggling artist, a wonderful writer that is repeatedly rejected by publishing companies and editors that think hi...more

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Sep 20, 2009

Lindsay rated it

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This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. J.J. Hebert's debut novel Unconventional is the story of James Frost, an aspiring author surviving as a janitor in his father's cleaning company. James embraces his friend's suggestion to live "unconventionally," that is, to pursue his dream of being published, to not attend college with the rest of his flock, and to avoid alcohol. Along the highs and lows of his journey Robert meets the woman of his dreams, befriends an alcoholic author, and embraces Christianity. I won't give away an...more

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Feb 24, 2010

Jim rated it

A Wonderful, inspiring, uplifting story of James and Leigh as they try to reach for the "Unconventional" amid family dysfunction,and those who would have them be just ordinary. This was a departure from my usual choice of old historical novels. I was very much surprised by its impact even on my own life. Every one should read the novel and especially those younger folks attempting to make decisions about what they wish to do with their lives. Great Justin, I look forward to your ne...more

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Nov 09, 2009

Rosanne rated it

I have just finished reading Unconventional and was greatly impressed by the author and his writing style. The characters were real and believable while the story was somewhat predictable it was enjoyable.

The idea of being and practicing unconventionality is a great one and I expected James to be consistent in his pursuit of it. He, throughout, the entire book only sought to be conventional. The voice inside of his head always thought so little of him and I felt that he truly beli...more

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Sep 26, 2010

Melissa rated it

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It's rare to find a book in which the characters can relate so much to every day life. It's even more rare to find those characters in which you can think of them like friends while you read. The characters suffer with every day, real problems, which makes them very tangible.

As the character James Frost often says in the book, being a janitor is a job, it is not who he is. How often we forget how we are defined (and in turn, how we define people) in our lives. Author JJ Hebert did a r...more

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Oct 20, 2010

Brad rated it

Pretty good, especially for his first book. About a kid who decides not to be conventional. He doesn't go to college, but works as a janitor while he finishes writing his first book and tries to get it published. Didn't want to put it down once I started reading.

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Oct 12, 2009

Jo rated it

Unconventional is a heartwarmining story of a young mans dream of becoming a published writer. Has love, humor, heatbreak and inspiration. Wondeful read for a first time author. Recommed highly for a great read.

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Jan 22, 2012

Andy rated it

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The overall story was entertaining and inspiring. However, some of the religious views were overemphasized. To the wrong reader it would be a definite turn off.

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Apr 24, 2011

Kath rated it

This book was ok, I got a bit worried that it was going to turn into a christian preach but it didn't really.

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Jul 15, 2009

Beverly rated it

Still waiting for the next chapter of this on Podiobooks.com. I've caught up with the author... but am enjoying this "clean" book on a man fulfilling his dreams.

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Nov 25, 2009

Chris rated it

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11/24/2009 - I finished listening. All in all I was able to listen to the whole book. Not bad, but not great.

I am currently listening to the serialized audiobook from Podiobooks.com.

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Oct 29, 2009

Jamie rated it

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This is a decent read. It is corny is some places, especially in how quickly a cynic drops right into and is completely comfortable with religion. But overall, it is a good and touching story that is worth the time.

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Jan 29, 2012

Melissa rated it

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"The greatest and most inspiring achievements are not produced by those who conform to society's idea of normal, but by those who courageously adopt the unconventional." (page 1/location 169)

"Children aren't born prejudiced. They don't hate. They don't degrade. They learn these things from society. This is one of the greatest tragedies in the world: the circle of prejudice." (page 58/location 1477)

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Jan 11, 2010

Staci rated it

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I enjoyed Unconventional from the cover art to the final page. Sometimes a story or a character will compel the reader to examine life from a fresh perspective, and Unconventional does just that. The clever parallels drawn between Robert Frost and the main character, James Frost, convey a foundation of inspiration that lovers of the poet will really appreciate. An entertaining and very touching read, I recommend it to anyone who loves a great story.

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Apr 25, 2011

Kelsey rated it

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I really liked this book. There were so many parts that I identified with the "self-talk" that James experienced, but for the grace of God. Entertaining and not disappointed in the ending. :)

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Oct 28, 2009

Carol rated it

A well written book about a young man and his dream and challenges to write. The story line was excellent. My only problem with the book is when Mr. Frost accepts Christianity; it appears to be thrown in.

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Nov 05, 2009

Cathy rated it

I enjoyed this book; it was an easy read. It was a little different than most Christian books. I enjoyed this debut novel; writing was quite a change from his previous vocation (janitor). Good job, JJ.

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Jun 10, 2011

Kim rated it

I thoroughly enjoyed this book! Each character is different and interesting, yet they all seem to come together in a very rewarding way. I would recommend this book to any reader!

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J.J. Hebert's debut novel, Unconventional (paperback), has spent time on several Amazon.com bestseller lists, including #3 in Christian Romance and #8 in Christian Fiction and peaking at #857 overall (out of millions of books at Amazon.com). The Kindle version has been the #1 Inspirational Book in the Kindle Store numerous times. Unconventional, in all formats combined, has sold thousands of units...more

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