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A review by thereadingwren
Live Fearless: A Call to Power, Passion, and Purpose by Sadie Robertson
2.0
2.5/5
I'm not a catholic person (actually, I'm a pagan) so that side of things didn't connect with me but I appreciate Sadie constantly being so confident and open with her faith. I'm mainly coming at this as a fan of Duck Dynasty.
The book was actually really interesting with how Sadie spoke about being afraid and moving past that. I really enjoyed that part of it.
The things I didn't like were how she kept repeating the same messages or stories over and over. I also didn't like the constant talk of "the enemy". The wording was not great and it kept tripping me up. I think it also had something to do with my pagan beliefs of "the devil" figure not being such a bad or evil thing- just misunderstood.
All in all, Sadie is a wonderful young girl with a lot of experience and wisdom for someone so young and I can see how she'd be an inspiration to many people.
I'm not a catholic person (actually, I'm a pagan) so that side of things didn't connect with me but I appreciate Sadie constantly being so confident and open with her faith. I'm mainly coming at this as a fan of Duck Dynasty.
The book was actually really interesting with how Sadie spoke about being afraid and moving past that. I really enjoyed that part of it.
The things I didn't like were how she kept repeating the same messages or stories over and over. I also didn't like the constant talk of "the enemy". The wording was not great and it kept tripping me up. I think it also had something to do with my pagan beliefs of "the devil" figure not being such a bad or evil thing- just misunderstood.
All in all, Sadie is a wonderful young girl with a lot of experience and wisdom for someone so young and I can see how she'd be an inspiration to many people.