Finding Our Way Home: Blogging for Books

I enjoyed this book. Sasha Davis, is the delicate ballerina who after an injury, can hardly get around. Evelyn Burt, very much opposite of Sasha, comes to stay with Sasha to help Sasha out. Sasha, at first, is a bit mean to Evelyn. Sasha is consumed with what she can not do. She pushes people away, because she is upset with her injury. Sasha only lets the doctors and Evelyn in her life. Evelyn is good for her though. Evelyn is cheerful, and happy. She keeps a good attitude, where Sasha is dwelling in self-pity. They learn from each other, and discover a great friendship in each other. Sasha gets encouraged to push forward, and move on. Evelyn prays "Grace, Amen" when she prays. Sasha thinks maybe this pray is too short. But Evelyn wants grace through everything, which we all need. In the end, Sasha is able to cope, and is moving much better. Over all, an encouraging read to push on in life, no matter the circumstances. This book was provided to me byWaterbrook Multnomah Publishing Group as a review item, the book was free and ALL opinions about it are my own.