The Boy Who Changed the World by Andy Andrew is definitely a good book for kids. It is a very easy read with a great cause.

The book is about a boy who changes the world and helps a lot of people. It shows that everything you do matters! The colors in the book really make for great and exciting pictures that grab the attention of the kids and adults. It is really a beautiful book.

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The Same Kind of Different As Me is a must read for all readers. This is something for all ages. In fact this
is one book you should take the time to read to your kids and buy a copy for your friends and family. This is one of those books that will change your life. A book like this does not come around all the time, so go get one today.

This book will challenge you to look at life through a different lens. This book will take you through the life of a successful business person, a modern day slave, and the lady that brings them together. This is a powerful true story.

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I was provided a complementary copy of this book by Thomas Nelson for review.

It has often been noted that evangelicals do not confront what they believe is wrong. The idea is that Jesus was meek and mild the author MacArthur very thoughtfully jumps into the Scriptures to show us that Jesus was the opposite. Jesus was quite confrontational.

Jesus confronted things which were wrong when He was confronted with it. Jesus did not hold back and confronted that which was not right. MacArthur clearly shows that he was still merciful, but definitely pointed out which was wrong. When Jesus encountered sinners He was kind and merciful and living. Jesus was confrontational when He faced those who were “religious”. He simply did not stand for religious leaders doing, saying, or enforcing the wrong things. It was the hypocrisy and false teachings that Jesus did not let stand. Jesus would strongly confront these actions.

I have never been an avid reader of John MacArthur but this book allowed me to see a side of MacArthur that I could agree with. I do not believe in being confrontational just to be confrontational, as I once thought MacArthur believed. Now I can identify with MacArthur and can agree that we must confront certain wrongs and we must stand for that which is right.

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I was provided a complementary copy of this book by Thomas Nelson for review.