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shares the holiness of everyday encounters, I received a review copy from the publisher and I am so glad I did! Thoughtful and insightful glimpses into the life of a very real Roman Catholic Christian.
Heather King's writing resonated with soul, Heather King's passion and writing style really speak to me, I could relate to her memoir, Parched, and have been intrigued by her ever since, Stumble is an insightful glimpse into some of King's travels and life situations, She offers other ways to look at things, Perhaps how we can live in love and forgiveness rather than being so quick to hate and judge others, That's just my take on it, . . My sister gave this book a very strong recommendation so I think my expectations were too high, I also didnt realize ahead of time that its a collection of essays so maybe I set myself up for failure! But I like heather kings writing and this is a great sample of it.
Our lives are lived in virtue and vice and, most often, in the ordinary space between, We stumble and rise back up, ready to take on another day, King explains that “virtue” is the right way to deal with what life places in front of us, Stumble will encourage you to look at your challenges in a new way,
Honest, funny, poignant. Nothing Heather King writes is sentimental, but her faith is sincere and instructive to all of us, Each chapter is a short essay of her real life experiences and how the specific situation ties into the virtues we all desire.
She takes you through many different situations and for me, personally, she has motivated me to look for ways I can also use my faith to be the hands and feet of Jesus.
Heather King is an essayist, memoirist, and blogger, Raised on the coast of New Hampshire, she struggled with alcoholism for many years, got sober in, and converted to Catholicism in.
She is the author of nine books of essay and memoir, and has recorded overslice of life commentaries for National Public Radios All Things Considered.
She also speaks nationwide, writes a weekly arts and culture column for “Angelus,” the archdiocesan newspaper of LA, and a monthly column on unsung saints for “Magnificat” magazine.
Her work, which she roughly defines as the tragicomedy of the cross, ranges in subject from addiction to vocational crises, conversion, food, money, cancer, unrequited love, prayer and healing from abortion.
She liv Heather King is an essayist, memoirist, and blogger, Raised on the coast of New Hampshire, she struggled with alcoholism for many years, got sober in, and converted to Catholicism in.
She is the author of nine books of essay and memoir, and has recorded overslice of

life commentaries for National Public Radio's "All Things Considered.
" She also speaks nationwide, writes a weekly arts and culture column for “Angelus,” the archdiocesan newspaper of LA, and a monthly column on unsung saints for “Magnificat” magazine.
Her work, which she roughly defines as "the tragicomedy of the cross," ranges in subject from addiction to vocational crises, conversion, food, money, cancer, unrequited love, prayer and healing from abortion.
She lives in Pasadena, CA, For info and her blog, visit sitelink Heather King: Mystery, Smarts, Laughs, sitelink.