One Dimple Audiobook

" A wonderful tale of learning how to give thanks to God in all things. "

" Well worth the read. Well worth remembering the message of entering God's presence through thankfulness. "

" Loved it! Beautifully, lyrically written. Searching, Introspective but necessarily so, I'm still thinking about it. Loaded the phone app too. "

" The second half was much better than the first half. The writing in the first half was so bad, I wanted to require the author to diagram her sentences! All in all, it is a reminder to Christians to give thanks in all things, even in tragedy. I admit, I try to be thankful each day for the blessings in my life, but I am really struggling with being thankful for anything related to the deaths of Charlotte and Stella. I have seen God in the people who have cared for Travis and Amanda, but I can't imagine them finding much to be thankful for in the loss of their two beautiful daughters. Maybe I read it with the wrong glasses on, but even a better attitude on my part would not have improved the writing. "

" This book was beautifully written. I read it during a very difficult time emotionally, and it reconnected me to my faith in God. Although I am not a practicing Christian, and the book uses Christianity as a basis, I was very interested and never felt excluded because I do not identify with the same religion the author does. The book's message is clear and universal, gratitude and love. The book is comforting and pushes you to stretch your heart to connect to those who are your enemies, who suffer and who need positive energy. "

" I tried to like this one, I really did. But I simply couldn't get into it! The writing style was a bother to me. And I didn't really enjoy the book either. I would instinctively give it two stars, but there wasn't objectionable material or anything...it just wasn't my kind of book. Many people love it. It's just me and my personality here. :) "

" A powerful and transforming read. I have read it 3 times and used as a group study. The first time I read it through to get the big picture of the author. Then I read it over much more slowly. I read it a third time for a group study of the book. Each time I liked it better. "

" Loved this book. I have read it at least three times. Much needed perspective! "

" Life changing. A must read. Deep theological questions sought out by a humble house wife hungering for a practical relationship with The Lord and more joy as a result. "

" Difficult to get through first couple of chapters - heavy! But then I didn't want to put it down! Loved it! "

" It really made me think through the way I looked at everything around me, and to remember to thank God for His great and small blessings! I think about things I learned through that book pretty much every day :) "

" I just couldn't get into it...simple as that. "

" Beautiful, thought-provoking, poetic prose - Voskamp's writing surprised me with both her insight and her artistry. "

" This book is a life-changer. "

" Everything is Eucharisteo....especially this book. "

" This book resonates across ages, personalities, politics, and any number of labels. While some of Ann's metaphors are laborious, many more of them, the preponderance, are quite beautiful. She sees it. She gets it, and I for one hunger to learn it. "

" A wonderful book, her style is poetic and her looking for God in all things is contagious. A very gifted writer, love her blog and photos also. "

" This is one I will read again and again. I LOVE her poetic writing. Probably my favorite book in this genre of all time! "

" I love the concept but hate the read. It's a close to 200 page poem. No one talks like that in real life! "

" I love this book. The way that Ann Voskamp writes is truly a gift to her readers. Her ability to highlight what matters in life is uncanny. I highly recommend this book. "

" Changed my LIFE! To live in an attitude and world of gratitude is transforming! Now I look even more for the little blessings. "

" Different kind of book for me. Not a novel, but more of a book for reflection and finding happiness in every day life. Her writing is a bit flowery and overly detailed, but I liked this so much. 4/5 "