I just finished listening to this wonderful autobiography by Linda Weaver Clarke that was narrated by Carolyn Kashner. The story was a real joy to listen to. It is an uplifting story of the life of Linda Weaver Clark from childhood to adulthood. It included hard times, good times and everything in between.
The book is a Christian book with lots of good lessons to learn for anyone. She tells about listening to the Still Small Voice as she comes to points in her life of decisions and even impending dangers.
I was surprised to learn her major in college was basically the same as mine. She had many trials to work through in her life, perhaps which would be enough to make others give up but Linda never gave up despite the troubles that gave her experiences in her life that probably made her the woman that she is today.
She writes about wanting to be a "normal" teenager. And I think the experiences she writes about will help others in their trials that sometimes feel so unfair and unwanted.
This is a really interesting story to listen to as well as a good source for ideas in telling your own story for your children and their descendants. Very enjoyable!
I received an Audible version of this book from the author. All thoughts are my own.
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