Just finished Donald Miller's book, Through Painted Deserts. It's a re-release of his first book Prayer and the Art of Volkswagon Maintenence. It's basically a travelogue of a road trip taken with his friend Paul (who you were introduced to if you read Blue Like Jazz. Here's my quick review: great book, not a theological read by any means, but really showcases what a great writer I think Donald Miller is. There's a sentence from a review from Publisher's Weekly on the front of the book that really captures the book well: "A reminder that life was meant to be lived, not just gotten through."
Monday, October 03, 2005
Through Painted Deserts
Just finished Donald Miller's book, Through Painted Deserts. It's a re-release of his first book Prayer and the Art of Volkswagon Maintenence. It's basically a travelogue of a road trip taken with his friend Paul (who you were introduced to if you read Blue Like Jazz. Here's my quick review: great book, not a theological read by any means, but really showcases what a great writer I think Donald Miller is. There's a sentence from a review from Publisher's Weekly on the front of the book that really captures the book well: "A reminder that life was meant to be lived, not just gotten through."
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