Have you ever had to really ponder to decide whether or not
you liked a book?
That’s how I Don’t Wait Anymore was for me. For some reason I
really couldn’t get into this book. It had a great message and lots of travel
adventures but it was still hard for me to make myself pick it up and read it. I
do a lot of nursing though so I ultimately did end up finishing it.
The bottom line is that it was a good message, about giving
our lives to God. I think what made this book hard for me to get into is that
while we can all relate to the message, I couldn’t really relate to the author’s
reasoning for writing about it. Her dream was a husband and children, which she
doesn’t have. Well, I do have a husband and children so I found myself having
to sub in other things a lot.
And honestly, I think maybe it might even have had a little
bit of a backwards effect on me in some ways.
I’m a travel bug. I still like to travel, even with kids,
but we’re in a stage where it’s very difficult. Honestly, just getting to the
grocery store is a little difficult right now. So reading about all of her cool
adventures made me a bit wanderlusty which is of course not the ultimate goal
of the book by a long shot.
I don’t not
recommend it, it just didn’t resonate with me the way I expected it would.
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