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[Non-fiction] This book celebrates womanhood -- the tone sacred and reverential. One could read this book as a spiritual quest, and/or as a rite-of-passage 'duet' between (alternating chapters written by) mother and daughter, as each woman enters a new stage of life. Each chapter's viewpoint is of t...
I appreciated the author of Secret Life of Bees more for reading this work. She is a different and very careful thinker. If you want to write a book people find meaningful, first fill your head with meaningful things.
Part travel monologue part spiritual journey this book chronicles several mother daughter trips and the spiritual journey learned in each.
I'm surprised by all the negative reviews of this book. I guess if you haven't read Dance of the Dissident Daughter, you aren't prepared for Sue Monk Kidd's slower, more contemplative writing on women and spirituality. I consciously saved this book to read during a week of Ritual Grief time I took a...
Ugh! Was so excited to read this one, and it was pure drivel. Although I can relate to the author's situations, I so cannot relate to her responses - her seeking the magic pill to solve the aging issues. The Mary Mysticism thing is quite disconcerting. Do people really think like this? The daugh...
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