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The Unbreakable Boy (by Scott LaRette)

This is a book that delves into the life of a boy, Austin, with major health issues. So it is not a light read. However, it was encouraging to read how Austin and his parents grow in their spiritual life. I think my biggest issue with the book is that I expected it to be more about Austin. Instead, you have to endure his dad’s whiny, selfish, and immature personality. I appreciated learning about Austin and his many challenges and experiencing the emotional and spiritual journey of the entire family.


Thank you to NetGalley and Thomas Nelson for my advanced review copy. All opinions and thoughts are my own.


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