Club Sandwich

Another incredible story of authenticity and grace. I really identified with Ivy's ability to connect to her true human self, sometimes petty, jealous and ungrateful but real and honest. Samson always does a great job capturing flaws and creating real characters in need of God's grace because of tho......more

I enjoyed this book pretty good once I reached somewhere around the middle of it. It was a little bit of a slow starter for me, but I really wanted to like it so I stuck with it. The book contains a good message about what it means to truly live in ones faith and hold strong to family values, even i......more

The story itself was good, but the writing seemed to jump around a lot, and none of the characters were very admirable, especially not the protagonist/narrator.......more

I thought that the writing voice was engaging and the style good, and it's a bit refreshing to read a novel written as a memoir from a conservative woman's POV. I liked it up until the end, when *SPOILERS* ***************** ***************** her husband comes back and owns up to his crap, at which poi......more

Club Sandwich yanked a several chords in my heart in good ways. I know it’s not a new release, but I’m very glad I discovered it. I listened on audio, which was fabulously narrated by Barbara McCulloh. She also narrated Lisa Samson’s Tiger Lillie, another fabulous book. It’s delightful to get immers......more