The Song of Sadie Sparrow

The Song of Sadie Sparrow

By Kitty Foth-Regner

This book is about friendship found in a nursing home by 3 different ladies of different generations Sadie Sparrow, Meg Vogel and Elise Chapelle. They endure different sorrows and hardships and entertain different hopes in their lives. They each have different views of worldviews and how people are raised and what their lives are supposed to be like. One is a devoutly Christian to unapologetically atheist. Over a course of a year they endure things in each other’s lives in what leads to their friendship to grow.

I really enjoyed reading this book and it kept me in suspense of what was going to happen next and who and what was going to be said. I encourage if you want a book that you want to enjoy in different generations you would really like this book.

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After Kitty Foth-Regner spent the first half of her adult life a feminist atheist her Christian mother stood on the cusp of eternity, sending Kitty off on a personal quest for the truth about where we come from what we’re doing here and where we’re going. During that quest she frantically sought evidence for everything but Christianity in a book Heaven Without Her (Thomas Nelson, 2008), finding no such evidence she finally turned to the Bible, and found the truth and that her long-held ideas about Christians had been 100% wrong. A retired copywriter Kitty spends 60-hour-a-month nursing-home volunteer at the facility where her mother lived and died.

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