Official Review: All In Divine Order

[Dylan921]

Thank you for your excellent review. And the saying goes “Life is to short”. I’m not into religious books but I enjoyed reading your review.

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[Bertha Jackson]

I just read this entire book in less than an hour. I could not put the book down. There is some very insightful and thought-provoking content. Thank you for your review.

[Ruth Naomi]

Sounds like a motivational book to devour. Life is full of unpredictable surprises, and we can't know when our loved ones will depart, including ourselves.
Detailed and well written review!

[Sonya Nicolaidis]

I like the author’s emphasis on cultivating relationships, as this is a key ingredient to being able to live life to the fullest. This sounds like an interesting book, introducing the Divine Order Foundation which I didn’t even realize existed. Definitely something worth looking into. Thanks for your excellent review.

[Dimi1]

It seems like a really inspiring book, well written and with a good message. Thanks for a great insight!

[cindyr2416]

Good review. Sounds very interesting to help boost someone’s faith and inspiration. I will add this to my reading list.

[Ferdinand_Otieno]

This is an inspirational short-read non-fiction self-help book highlighting Christianity, faith, professional growth, business, grief, and understanding. The book is temporarily free on Amazon Kindle and has a well-written OnlineBookClub review. Congrats on the BOTD selection.

[Antara Sengupta]

Wow what well described book written on religion. Sounds interesting to me as I am quite of books like that. Nice review.

[Brenda Creech]

This sounds like an inspiring and motivational book. I like the idea of the questions at the end of each chapter! Thank you for the great review!

[jaym_tan]

I am not a religious person so this book is not for me but for those who want to hold on to their faith and believe there is a divine order in everything, this book will be perfect for them. Nonetheless, congrats on BOTD!

[María Andrea Fernández Sepúlveda]

An example is chapter three, “Grandma Helen,” which is about the author’s paternal grandmother. Andrews shares the sacrifices her grandmother made as a single mother raising her son in the 1940s. The brief story was engaging, but I was not expecting the enlightening exercise that followed. It was to list things in your life that you can and cannot control. Although I was aware of everything in both groups on my list, I realized I had been missing opportunities by dwelling on what was out of my control. I could also see how her grandmother’s decisions based on those two categories influenced the lives of her family members. After reading that chapter, I resolved to redirect my focus.

Oops. I do that. A lot . I guess it takes a lot of wisdom to distinguish what you can and can't control. But I'm glad this book helped you. Your experiences enrich your review a lot. Thank you!

[Reva Parker]

Thank you for your wonderful review. Though I've only read a sample so far, I also liked her questions at the end of the chapters. The author's way of writing is very straightforward and refreshing.

[Hiruni Hansika]

I am not a christian. So I don't think this book will make sense to me although I strongly admire all the good that come from any religion. I am sorry that I have to pass on this

[Cristina Chifane]

In time, I've learned to believe that everything happens for a reason. The author's personal stories and the reflection questions and activities will definitely help the readers ponder on the events in their own lives. Thanks for your review!

[Miss_BeckyG]

This is an all round inspiring, relatable book that motivates the reader to seek out the best of themselves. I am constantly working on becoming a better person everyday and it is books like these that help me evaluate areas of my life that I need more work. Thank you for a detailed and well-written review.