Title: Mush! Mush, puppies!
Product review: Charlie used to be a great songwriter. Listen to his first five albums if you don't believe me.But who told him he should write books? His theologibabble (for some reason he rejects terms like "Christian," "disciple," or "believer" in favor of "student-follower of Jesus") is annoying, and his tedious way of developing his points tends to weaken rather than strengthen them. He spends a lot of ink rhapsodizing about the importance of story and very little actually telling stories. My advice, seriously: read chapter 1 and then skip chapters 2 through 7 ... they're not worth your trouble. The rest of the book has a few interesting spots, but on the whole it just doesn't hold my attention. Heck, I just finished a 400-page book about a volcano that was more engaging than New Way to Be Human.
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