It isn't often I read a book in one day. I mean I am capable of it, and I have in the past. Don't get me wrong this one at 150 something pages isn't by war and peace, by any means. But, this is the kind of book that grabs your heart, and refuses to let go. You find yourself eyes filling up as you read about a 4 year old boy's brush with death. You are swept up in a father's story of frustration as his son teeters at the edge of the grave. The rest of the story is one of Uplifting Spirituality. The short chapters demand your full attention and carry you away. I recommend this book for anyone.
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