Yes, the one-liners in this book are amazing, both to read AND to pray through.

Deal, Yvonne. If we ever meet up in person, I’m giving you ALL the coconut pieces. 🙂

Yes, this book uses few words, but those words can really invite us to search our hearts for deeper connections.

We can all relate to what you’re saying, Donna. It reminds me of books on organizing; I love to read them, but there still comes a point when we have to lay the book down and actually DO it. 🙂

Yes, Debbie. There are so many great books out there about prayer, but actually praying is a different thing altogether!

That first prayer struck a chord with me too. It doesn’t negate our fear, but just prompts a higher reason to act over it.

I didn’t grow up reading prayers at all. It’s still not a practice I do regularly so I hear what you’re saying, Pam. Maybe that’s one reason this book drew me in: the prayers were so short that it left me to do more talking with my own words than just reading their words. 🙂

Yes, length doesn’t always determine importance. I found that these short prayers can sometimes reach me in places that longer ones can’t. It’s a good reminder to us of our words in general. More isn’t always better! 🙂

You’re welcome. It was a quiet, unassuming book, which I appreciate.