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She Who Laughs, Lasts!: Laugh-Out-Loud Stories from Today's Best-Known Women of Faith - eBookZondervan / 2009 / ePub
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Publisher's DescriptionAuthor Bio Ann Spangler is an award-winning writer and the author of many bestselling books, including Praying the Names of God, Praying the Names of Jesus, and Women of the Bible (with Jean Syswerda). Her most recent books are The Tender Words of God and Sitting at the Feet of Rabbi Jesus (with Lois Tverberg.) She and her two daughters live in Grand Rapids, Michigan. SPANISH BIO: Ann Spangler, autora con galardones en su haber cuya fascinacion con la Biblia ha producido libros que han introducido esta a una amplia gama de lectores, es la autora de varios libros que han sido exitos de ventas, incluyendo Praying the Names of God, Praying the Names of Jesus y Mujeres de la Biblia (de la que es co-autora Jean Syswerda). En conjunto, se han vendido mas de 2 millones de ejemplares de sus libros. Ha ocupado puestos ejecutivos importantes en dos casas editoras cristianas y en la actualidad reside con sus dos hijas en Grand Rapids, Michigan..
Publisher's WeeklySpangler regards humor as "a gift God has given us to enable us to respond to
life creatively." To this end, she includes humorous "women only" stories from
well-known evangelical speakers and writers, such as Luci Swindoll, Becky
Freeman, Barbara Johnson and Thelma Wells. Drawing from their own experiences
of motherhood, marriage, friendship and aging, these women invite an easy
solidarity; Patsy Clairmont tells of walking down the street feeling very
fashionable, only to discover a pair of pantyhose trailing behind, while
Barbara Johnson informs women that the best way to prepare for a mammogram is
to smash their breasts thrice daily between a pair of frozen metal bookends.
Most of the vignettes have no spiritual message whatsoever (Liz Curtis Higgs's
essays on home decorating and bra-shopping in junior high are funny but not up
to her usual spiritual standards). Some contributors try to use the humor as a
theological jumping-off place: Thelma Wells describes a Ruth-and-Naomi
friendship with a woman who refused to abandon her during a Nashville tornado.
Most of the stories elicit a chuckle or two, though very few are
fall-on-one's-face hilarious (an exception is Chondra Pierce's description of
how she deals with telemarketers at suppertime). This inoffensive, benign book
will entertain readers without challenging them spiritually. (Jan.) Copyright
2000 Cahners Business Information.
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