The Atonement Child Review By Monika Sharp

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	• The Atonement Child Francine Rivers Tyndale House Publishers, 1999 - 384 pages average customer review:based on 118 reviews view larger image
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Belief vs. doubt

I am not by any means religious and honestly don't like to read about religion, but this book gave me a different outlook on the aspect. I liked how it dealt with real issues like abortion. It showed that you can be extremely religious and still have doubts and human emotions. I like how the girl was persistent in following her heart. I didn't want to put it down. Great read for teenagers and up.

The Atonement Child

I couldn't hardly put this book down - wondering what Dynah was going to do, even though the ending was predictable, but like her other books there were unseen twists and turns along the way. I would like to see everyone read this book, no matter thier point of view on abortion. River sends a strong message that all life is valuable, no matter the circumstances or the cost.

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I really enjoyed The Atonement Child. It made me question how strong my faith really was and how I would react if I ever got raped. This book gave me a new and clearer perspective on life, it also made me more aware of my surroundings. I now realize that even the streets near a church, school, or christian college aren't necessarily safe. I definitely think that my faith in God has become stronger since I read The Atonement Child.
I think Francine Rivers is a great writer, and expressed her opinion on abortion very clearly. I really liked the way Rivers represented each of the characters, and the way their thoughts and feelings revealed a descriptive picture of their personality. I also really liked the way the book flowed, so that we knew what all the characters were thinking.
I think Denah's faith became stronger after she got raped. Even though she doubted God at times she never let anyone make her decisions. I loved the book but I wish that Denah and Joe had realized their love for one and other earlier in the story. I also wish that Ethan hadn't been so self- centered. I think that everyone should read this book, no matter whether you're male or female, old or young I believe that there is a message for everybody.

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Beautiful

this book is an almost perfect example of the kind of trauma that trying times put us through. It remnds me that even in the midst of every storm, God never leaves us He still cares. Also shows that with Him, the fire doesnt burn, but refines

A truly beautiful book abou God's grace

The Atonement Child Review By Monika Sharp

The book The Atonement Child was a very good book. The book deals with many issues that some teenagers deal with. The book deals with rape, pregnacy, relationships, and abortion. The book was written very well and has a good story line. I would recommend this book to all ages, but mostly to teenagers. Over all the book is a very good.

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