Non Fiction – Memoir – Christian
192 pages
Publication Date: 2014
In The Hardest
Peace, Kara Tippetts, mother of four and a pastor’s wife, shows how even
amongst the awfulness of stage-four cancer there can be beauty in pain and
how
God can give us the peace and grace we need.
He can be our strength.
I admit I have been putting this one off. Kara is my cousin-in-law and has been on
hospice for the last few months. So I
have been unable to separate her book and, at the time, her impending
death. But with her passing this week I
have decided it is time to put on my big girl pants and write this review. Kara’s journey has been life changing for so
many that it would be a disservice to memory not to pass it on.
I started getting acquainted with Kara’s journey from her
blog, Mundane Faithfulness, ----when I could pluck up the courage- and I have
to admit I had some misgivings about reading her book, but Kara ever the
graceful lady, quieted my fears with softness of her approach leaving me
unburdened by her story. The superb
writing had a very musical quality, and the ideas and impressions were so
fluently expressed that I had a difficult time remembering to write comments
for my review. I also loved Kara’s
powerful ability to turn a phrase and get an amazing emotional response. This book is worthy of multiple read and I
even was forced to pull out the hi-liter even though I hate to deface books.
I originally had more things about Kara and the specific
things she writes on, but honestly this is all I can handle writing right
now without completely falling apart. Thank
you for your patience with me and please don’t let my lack luster performance
deter you from looking into this book.
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