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Once Upon a Time

Discovering Our Forever After Story

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3 of 3 copies available
3 of 3 copies available

New York Times and USA Today best-selling author Debbie Macomber pens inspirational works hailed by fans and critics alike. Once Upon a Time builds on the premise that our lives are part of God's divine narrative. Filled with prompts and practical tips, Once Upon a Time uses literary elements such as conflict, character, and setting to help listeners reframe and better understand their lives.

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    • AudioFile Magazine
      This biblically based book will inspire listeners as author Debbie Macomber explains her belief that life is a story that is part of God's grand design. She uses the structure and methods of storytelling to encourage listeners to discover their own "life stories." Beth DeVries's warm delivery begins with a fascinating account of Macomber's personal journey from childhood dyslexia to bestselling authorship. In measured, deliberate tones, DeVries delivers "story prompts" that encourage listeners to remember situations of conflict that made people who they are and the essential backstory that is part of them. These are elements God uses as part of His grand design to draw listeners to Himself in our "forever after story." The best parts of this production are DeVries's adept pacing and vivid accounts of Macomber's humorous life story and Christian beliefs. G.D.W. (c) AudioFile 2013, Portland, Maine

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