Some Comments from Readers
December 28, 2012
Christmas time is always so busy but special. I finally have a few minutes to post something new. "The Apple Tree Wish" was released on October 19th, just 2 months ago, and it is interesting to see how it touches people. Below are just a few comments from some readers. Go to my website: www.theappletreewish.com to read more.
Really amazing book that touched my heart. It was so well written and kept my interest from beginning to end. I highly recommend this book to anyone struggling with acceptance by their parents and by God, especially for any young women who did not have a father figure growing up. --reubenandesthersmommy
I was estranged from my biological father at age 2 and was adopted at the age of 7. The yearnings that were so honestly and beautifully articulated in this book seemed to meet a deep need in my own heart as I turned each page. Instead of indulging in bitterness and resentment the author clearly allowed our sovereign God to rein over her circumstances. That surrender ultimately paved the way for tenderness and love to abound in both daughter and daddy. A balance of tenacity and surrender made this a powerful book
Donna Watson, Irvine, CA
I was not an illegitimate child but I felt like an outcast, like I did not belong in my family. I saw how you let God be in control in all those times in your life. I know I can learn from your experiences to let God lead me in my life. – Rose De Ciccio
Christmas time is always so busy but special. I finally have a few minutes to post something new. "The Apple Tree Wish" was released on October 19th, just 2 months ago, and it is interesting to see how it touches people. Below are just a few comments from some readers. Go to my website: www.theappletreewish.com to read more.
Really amazing book that touched my heart. It was so well written and kept my interest from beginning to end. I highly recommend this book to anyone struggling with acceptance by their parents and by God, especially for any young women who did not have a father figure growing up. --reubenandesthersmommy
I was estranged from my biological father at age 2 and was adopted at the age of 7. The yearnings that were so honestly and beautifully articulated in this book seemed to meet a deep need in my own heart as I turned each page. Instead of indulging in bitterness and resentment the author clearly allowed our sovereign God to rein over her circumstances. That surrender ultimately paved the way for tenderness and love to abound in both daughter and daddy. A balance of tenacity and surrender made this a powerful book
Donna Watson, Irvine, CA
I was not an illegitimate child but I felt like an outcast, like I did not belong in my family. I saw how you let God be in control in all those times in your life. I know I can learn from your experiences to let God lead me in my life. – Rose De Ciccio
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