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Julianne Zabriskie
Wednesday, September 18, 2013
Friday, May 24, 2013
The Dog Ate My Scriptures
Book Title: The Dog Ate My Scriptures (Recorded talk on CD)
Author: John Hilton III
Rating: 1 2 3 4 5
Who would you recommend this book to? All LDS members.
Date you started the book: May 2013
Date you finished the book: May 2013
Number of times you have read the book: Twice
Is this book fiction or nonfiction? Nonfiction
What is the pace of the book (fast/relaxed)? Relaxed
What is the tone of the book? Spiritual Improvement
What is the perspective of the narration (1st person, 2nd person, 3rd person, shifting)? Shifting
Is the book told in the past, present, or future tense? Shifting
Do you think there is a strong female character in this book? Not applicable
Do you think there is a strong male character in this book? Not applicable
Does this book follow a few characters or many? Not applicable
Is it a book worth owning? Yes.
I enjoyed this talk on taking responsibility for our choices. John Hilton III presents it in a fun and interesting way, while still making his point very clear. It keeps our family "helping" each other with not making excuses. It would be a good talk to listen to on a road trip.
Author: John Hilton III
Rating: 1 2 3 4 5
Who would you recommend this book to? All LDS members.
Date you started the book: May 2013
Date you finished the book: May 2013
Number of times you have read the book: Twice
Is this book fiction or nonfiction? Nonfiction
What is the pace of the book (fast/relaxed)? Relaxed
What is the tone of the book? Spiritual Improvement
What is the perspective of the narration (1st person, 2nd person, 3rd person, shifting)? Shifting
Is the book told in the past, present, or future tense? Shifting
Do you think there is a strong female character in this book? Not applicable
Do you think there is a strong male character in this book? Not applicable
Does this book follow a few characters or many? Not applicable
Is it a book worth owning? Yes.
I enjoyed this talk on taking responsibility for our choices. John Hilton III presents it in a fun and interesting way, while still making his point very clear. It keeps our family "helping" each other with not making excuses. It would be a good talk to listen to on a road trip.
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