Official Review: Broken Crayons Still Color

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I like that this book radiates a positive vibe. Definitely one to read.
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Thank you for reading!
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I feel as if I'm a broken crayon at times myself. Love a good book that spreads positivity. Thank you for your review
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And I thought this was another children's book! But then again, it is. We are all God's children, God's crayons, God's creation. Made in His image and likeness, we are meant to be forever useful, fruitful, and hopeful.

Thanks for bringing color to this month of horrors, Amagine!
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Literally, every creation in this worls has a purpose, so does the crayon. I love poems and drama books since when i was young and i must say that this is a great one. Its just reminding us that everyone of us, has a puspose in this world, crayons will sometimes be broken but still it can still gives colors, like us, we may sometimes be broken, but still we are people of God, and we have an ability to stand up once again and do our rwsponsibities in our daily lives. Broken but still able to gives color to the lives of our lovedones. :)
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Doesn't sound like my genre - I'm not big on inspirational reads - but it sounds like it was well-done. I may recommend this book to a friend. Thanks for another great review, Amagine.
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Thank you for reading, everyone!
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Post by Kat Kennedy »

A lovely review. This sounds like a really wonderful book. I really like the title. I think the analogy works very well. We are all broken by something, but we are still useful and able to create something beautiful of our lives.
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I LOVE the title and it sounds like a great read. I'm always up for spiritual books that help me get through or deal with things life throws at me, so this has to go on my digital "shelf", as well. I also like how it's broken into clear sections, so a reader could find the relevant or desired part relatively easily.

Thanks so much for the introduction.
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MsTri wrote:I LOVE the title and it sounds like a great read. I'm always up for spiritual books that help me get through or deal with things life throws at me, so this has to go on my digital "shelf", as well. I also like how it's broken into clear sections, so a reader could find the relevant or desired part relatively easily.

Thanks so much for the introduction.
Thank you so much for reading! :D
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Post by Kat Berg »

It can be so hard to embrace our brokenness. I do appreciate books that show us how to do that. Thank you for the review. I will put it on my ever increasing “to read” list.
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Thank you for reading! ?
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I enjoyed reading your review of what sounds like a wonderful poetry collection. I like the analogy the author uses of broken crayons that can still function and create nice things.
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