Title: a wonderful discovery
Review: I was pleasantly surprised by this little book, which, though small, speaks volumes about the twenty-first century world and how we might live in it. I suppose fiercely pro-war advocates might choose to be offended by some of her views, but Kingsolver is not so much anti-war as pro-humanity. Yes, she does make an argument for peace, because, as a person of faith, she does not believe that hatred can be dispelled by more hatred.She writes beautifully about the role of nature and the ways that we need to re-embrace it. She writes about loving others and finding wonderful blessings in the midst of darkness. This is a book for anyone who feels despair over the increasing violence in the world, for anyone with a pure faith, for anyone who loves nature.If you love this book, also check out books by Annie Dillard and Wendell Berry.
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