God Went to Beauty School

from jfeucht

5Q, 5P I thought this was a fantastic book. I was not very excited about reading a novel in verse. This is not really a connected story as much as it is separate reflections on what God might think or do if He were to come to earth. While some of it is cute and funny, there are lines here and the...

from MelissaComer

This short verse novel takes God (the eternal being God) and personalizes Him. Told with humor and realism, readers are able to view God in a peronal manner, forming a close relationship with much as they would with a friend.

from Hartleyca

Great Rylant book, written in poetry form, tongue - in-cheek, celebrating simple things in life from the perspective of a God who wants to experience humanity.

from satyridae

This is a delightful book, a playful and joy-infused paean to humanity and the imagination. It's ostensibly a collection of poems about God, and this atheist found it to be hilarious in parts and sacred in others. Highly recommended.

from SunnySD

How to classify this one? It's poetry, but not it's not in your face about it. No rhymes here. And the Almighty? Think God in Kevin Smith's Dogma but less pointed. It's quirky, captivating, and imaginative. A quick read, but still thought-provoking. It's not for the easily offended or religiously...