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Sparkle from Darkness
Sparkle from Darkness
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Paperback edition available April 15, 2018
A sparkle that suddenly appeared in the middle of enduring darkness would surely cause great amazement. That is just what happens when George--an angelic-looking infant who will later become a man who sparkles with righteousness--is born into the chronic darkness of the home of the Lawrences, who are all mobsters of the worst kind. Reading George's story, one clearly perceives the difference between good and evil. The story also shows that, sooner or later, what is correct will prevail and what is incorrect will fade away. A change for the better is always welcome, and it is never too late for it to come--a point this story makes as well. George's story begins in California and ends in New York, but it also involves trips to Canada, Europe, and other parts of the world. Therefore, it can also be said that the story might provide some ideas for one's next vacation. In addition, popular songs often lend themselves to more than one interpretation. Accordingly, the reader might be fascinated by this story's interpretations of the famous twentieth-century songs "Hotel California," "If You Leave Me Now," and "Right Here Waiting." All in all, George's story shows us--and perhaps even teaches us--a great deal in a very entertaining way.
A sparkle that suddenly appeared in the middle of enduring darkness would surely cause great amazement. That is just what happens when George--an angelic-looking infant who will later become a man who sparkles with righteousness--is born into the chronic darkness of the home of the Lawrences, who are all mobsters of the worst kind. Reading George's story, one clearly perceives the difference between good and evil. The story also shows that, sooner or later, what is correct will prevail and what is incorrect will fade away. A change for the better is always welcome, and it is never too late for it to come--a point this story makes as well. George's story begins in California and ends in New York, but it also involves trips to Canada, Europe, and other parts of the world. Therefore, it can also be said that the story might provide some ideas for one's next vacation. In addition, popular songs often lend themselves to more than one interpretation. Accordingly, the reader might be fascinated by this story's interpretations of the famous twentieth-century songs "Hotel California," "If You Leave Me Now," and "Right Here Waiting." All in all, George's story shows us--and perhaps even teaches us--a great deal in a very entertaining way.
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