I Did A Lot Of Reading Of

Apparently Even The Most Awful Tragedies, And The People They'd Ruined, Got A Little Stale After A While.

You Could Say That This Book Is Ripped From The Headlines, But That Wouldn't Be Fair. Bret Anthony Johnston's Riveting Novel Picks Up Where The Tabloids Leave Off, And Takes Us Places Even The Best Journalism Can't Go. Remember Me Like This Is A Wise, Moving, And Troubling Novel About Family And Identity, And A Clear-eyed Inventory Of Loss And Redemption.

I No Longer Believe That Just About Everything Is Funny, If Viewed From The Proper Angle.

Back Then, When Everybody Thought The World Would Last Forever, Nobody Had Time For Anything.

It Felt Good, The Whole Family Together On A Sunny Morning In A Wholesome Environment. If It Hadn't Been For The Warshiping God Part, He Would Have Happily Attended Church On A Regular Basis.