I love reading all books, but I'm not the biggest fan of non-fiction titles. Typically, when I receive a press release about a non-fiction book, I just automatically delete it. However, that wasn't the case when I heard about Bronner: A Journey To Understand by Sherri Burgess as I noticed that I had the same last name as the author. After reading the synopsis, I thought I would give the book a try.
Usually, I write a few paragraphs describing the plot of a book,
but I'm finding it hard to do this for this title. Bronner: A Journey
To Understand is a spiritual journey of healing and the power of faith.
The author uses her own personal pain and suffering when she lost her
two-and-half-year-old son, Bonner, in 2008 to teach others that faith
in the Lord can help you get through the toughest ordeal, even the
death of a child.
Final Thoughts
I was instantly hooked by the author's narration from the get-go. While I don't have any children, I felt the author's pain. Losing a child must be the most painful thing in the world to experience; Sherri, her husband, and their children were able to survive by the grace of God. Sherri shares her memories of her youngest son, the day of his death, and how she has slowly moved on with her life. Now with this book, she can help others that have suffered from the death of a loved one. Overall, Bronner: A Journey To Understand is a well-written, emotional read.
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