Through Painted Deserts: Light, God, and Beauty on the Open Road (Paperback)

from revslick

As with all authors there comes a time when even our favorites disappoint us and this is mine. Through Painted Deserts is Miller's version of a travelogue and as such is not bad but doesn't really go anywhere. To be honest most travelogues are not supposed to go anywhere, it is more about the jou...

from rybeewoods

I heard questionable things about this book, but I thoughroughly enjoyed it. Miller doesn't have quite as much spirituality in this book as compared with Blue Like Jazz, but at least it has a running story that captures you.

from learn2laugh

Enjoyable view into a trip across country, wherein love, girls, food and friendship are opportunities to think on creation and God.

from Steve777

Honest, entertaining, self-deprecating Donald Miller's story of his travels in a van and journey to faith during his early adulthood.

from MissWoodhouse1816

I read Don Miller's Blue Like Jazz about a year ago and really liked it. I read Searching for God Knows What last week and found it to be borderline depressing. I picked up Through Painted Deserts last night, and I couldn't put it down! This book is different from Miller's first two in that it is...