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I wanted to read this book, because in the beginning, it reeled me in, understanding Sara's pain of wanting to be a mother and it not happening. I am a mother already, and have been for the past 8 years, but I've longed for another baby and it aches, seeing it has not happened for so long. I felt a connection to Sara, even though I have experienced motherhood, and for that I wanted to read her book. I loved the first chapter. but after that, I felt like the book became really mixed up. I had a hard time following along because the stories went here and there, then finally in the end, it all came together. The author's love for God and always pushing for hope was inspiring. After reading a lot of the ups and downs, I love that Sara eventually became a mother through adoption. Her analogy on adopting forms a beautiful picture as she wrote "The umbilical cord stretched over a wide ocean..." Though they were not birthed in her belly, they were born in her heart, years before she even met them. ♥
Every Bitter Thing Is Sweet, is indeed a sweet read. One that is hard to sum up into words, but it speaks to you as you read, and really opens your eyes. You can find the book available for purchase at faithgateway.com for $16.99 Where you can also find a preview available to read.
This review is made possible by BookLook Bloggers, in providing me a copy of the book in exchange for my honest review. All opinions my own.
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