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When you’ve spent your entire life defined by your faith, who are you when that faith shatters, leaving you to pick up broken pieces, wondering if anything can be saved? Marla Taviano—author, single mom, and former Christian—set out on a journey to find out.
What she uncovered was that, after deconstructing a toxic belief system and working to dismantle systems of injustice, some things hadn’t changed. She still loved people and wanted them to be free and whole—and she wanted that for herself too. It just looked different now. So whole: poems on reclaiming the pieces of ourselves and creating something new talks about looking back to move forward, new thoughts on god, our inner lives, embodied living, and books, books, books.
If you long for the freedom to be your true self, if you ache for healing and wholeness for yourself and a broken world, if you need some lighthearted fun amid all the hard, Marla’s got you. This book is a collection of mini-love letter poems to herself and all of us.
Customers say
Customers find the book thought-provoking and relatable. They describe the poetry as honest, real, and inviting. The humor is described as playful and irreverent. Many readers find the book a healing balm for the soul and consider it a post-evangelical devotional. They appreciate the honesty, bravery, and compassion of the author. The ending is described as amazing and satisfying.
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