Doug Dorst Quotes

Look At Andrew Roe's The Miracle Girl From One Angle And You'll See An Incisive And Insightful Critique Of America At The Millennium And Today, Investigating Where We Put Our Faith And Why. The Greatest Of Roe's Achievements In This Captivating Debut Is A Memorable Feat Of Intense Empathy. Roe Inhabits Characters Who Are Desperate To Believe And Reveals To Us Their Needs And Wounds And Hopes, And He Does So With Kindness, Generosity, And Wisdom. This Is A Novel About What It Means To Be Human, To Seek Connection And Hope And Maybe Even Transcendence In The World Around Us.

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