Official Review: Let The Children Come by Tom Fay

Chimdik Chimezi · Post by **Chimdik Chimezi** » 07 Feb 2024, 01:23

From this review, I can see the influence friends can have on people. Beta, George Müller's best friend seems to have great influence on him. I would recommend "Let The Children Come" by Tom Fay to parents.

Lorna Philip Enslin · Post by **Lorna Philip Enslin** » 07 Feb 2024, 01:25

"Let The Children Come: The Life of George Muller" by Tom Fay, had a compelling review from Saint Bruno, thank you. The Amazon sample highlighted the tense teenage years of George, as he and his Father clashed, as so often happens when parents are overly expectant of their children to follow their path in life. The narrative has a philosophical and spiritual component which will appeal to those who enjoy the genre. The themes of resilience and compassion feature strongly, which I found inspiring. A captivating story which I'll enjoy diving into. Congrats on #BOTD.

Harty Muli · Post by **Harty Muli** » 07 Feb 2024, 01:28

It sounds like a book that I would want to read because of the issue it touches on raising wayward children. In this case George Muller and his dad. Thanks for the review.

Tejas Koli · Post by **Tejas Koli** » 07 Feb 2024, 01:31

This review of "Let The Children Come: The Life of George Müller" by Tom Fay provides insight into the transformative journey of the protagonist, George Müller, as he navigates faith, redemption, and surrender to God's will. The seamless narration, relatable characters, and touches of humor make for an engaging read, despite some heart-wrenching moments. While wishing for more detailed character backstories, the reviewer appreciates the uplifting message of prayer and trust in divine providence. Overall, the book receives a glowing four out of four stars, recommended for those seeking historical fiction with profound spiritual themes.

Munmun Samanta · Post by **Munmun Samanta** » 07 Feb 2024, 01:31

From the review it seems "Let The Children Come" by Tom Fay is a must read book for the anxious parents as well as wayward children. Faith and guidance can bring back a spoiled heart to sanity. Friends are always there to guide us to the path of good or bad. Beta was George's bad spirit. But when Beta turns to religious path can that light change George?
Let's read the book to know the truth.

Abiodunakinola · Post by **Abiodunakinola** » 07 Feb 2024, 01:43

It's intriguing to see George Müller's transformation from a wayward youth to a potential follower of Christ, especially with the influence of his friend Beta. The contrast between George's rebellious lifestyle and his father's perception adds depth to the narrative, making me curious about the challenges he'll face on this spiritual journey. Nice review.

Post by **Suvankar Das 1** » 07 Feb 2024, 01:45

Thank you for sharing such a thoughtful and insightful review of "The Reluctant Refugee: Are lingering memories worth retaining?" by George M. Decsy. Your analysis of the book's themes, the author's vulnerability, and the impact of past experiences on shaping one's identity provide a comprehensive understanding of the memoir.

Muqaddas Khan 2 · Post by **Muqaddas Khan 2** » 07 Feb 2024, 01:49

I have my foot forward because George has a concept of the spiritual world. I wonder how he makes these things happen. I ever like to read such kind of literature. I hope I enjoy the book to the fullest.

Marissa Michael · Post by **Marissa Michael** » 07 Feb 2024, 01:54

Would love to read this story of redemption. I wonder how George will come to know the Lord. Another read for the my weekend.

Congrats for being the #botd.

Post by **Priyankan Nayak** » 07 Feb 2024, 01:56

Let The Children Come" by Tom Fay is a compelling story of love, faith, redemption, and total submission to the will of God. The reviewer has tried to highlight the typos, the content, and the author's writing style in an efficient manner. I am happy that this book has been selected for today as the BOTD award.

Precious_Nzeakor · Post by **Precious_Nzeakor** » 07 Feb 2024, 02:02

I love how, according to your notes, the author was able to infuse humour into the book despite the themes of faith, death etc. I find authors that can create such balance skilled. Also, I find the central theme to be interesting and worth exploring.

Post by **Martina Sette** » 07 Feb 2024, 02:10

This book takes readers on a transformative journey from waywardness to faith. Tom Fay crafts a compelling narrative, blending tragedy, humor, and a powerful message of trust in God.

Post by **Veronica Hunter** » 07 Feb 2024, 02:12

Let The Children Come" by Tom Fay is a testament to the transformative power of faith. Through George Müller's story, the author beautifully illustrates the journey from waywardness to spiritual enlightenment, making it a compelling read for anyone seeking inspiration. Congrats on the Botd.

Post by **Ajiferuke Ajibola** » 07 Feb 2024, 02:19

Thanks for your thorough review of "Let The Children Come" by Tom Fay. The storyline is interesting. I love the title. I think George found peace with God. Congrats on being BOTD.

Chinedum Chijioke · Post by **Chinedum Chijioke** » 07 Feb 2024, 02:21

The plot seems reminiscent of a classic storyline within the Christian fiction genre. I'm curious to discover George's fate and how his journey unfolds.