Review of From Creepin 2 Preachin
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Review of From Creepin 2 Preachin
From Creepin 2 Preachin by Renee R. White is a short memoir about a youth who lived recklessly until she encountered God. Renee grew up in a typical small community where everyone knew everyone. She loved to be active and loved the good things in life. She had an attraction to boys who lived wayward lives because of how they took care of her, ignoring the obvious consequences of such relationships. He lived a wayward life and had already had an abortion at the age of 14. All these and more are part of her life, but little did she know that they were just layers. Grab a copy of this book to discover how she discovered and peeled off these layers.
Renee’s story was an emotional one for me. It was emotional because young people today are still making some of the mistakes she made. However, I am glad that Renee can share her story. It will help create awareness and teach these youths so they do not make similar mistakes. The most important thing I learned from this book was how terrible it is to be in a relationship with the wrong person. To avoid giving out spoilers, I will stop here, but I urge you to read and find out.
Content-wise, there was absolutely nothing wrong with this book. The author’s life showed that God is merciful to whoever is ready to receive mercy. However, there were a whole lot of errors in this book. The errors affected the enjoyment and overall quality of the book. Also, some of the stories were not followed chronologically. At some point, the timeline was mixed up. Finally, I feel like the chapters of this book were numerous. Some of the stories that followed each other could have been compiled into one chapter, but they were separated. For instance, I feel like the chapters, UDC and J.O.B., should have been merged since the stories followed each other.
Unfortunately, this book cannot receive a full rating because of these formatting and editing errors. If these errors are fixed, then it is definitely worth a full rating. I rate it 3 out of 5 stars. It was not professionally edited. I recommend it to people who want to make a turn in their lives. Renee’s story is a big motivation.
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