I love that story…sticks out in my memory more than most scenes in the book. I thought that was a great metaphor for the family’s live.

And yeah, I think you are on to something as for using it as a tool for a narrative approach in counseling.

I love narrative therapy and some of the things it has to offer. Looking forward to chatting with you.

Rhett
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On a therapy note, I thought this was great book to explain to clients a narrative approach in a counseling session.

Thanks man…I actually could have written a super long review….I had a lot of things that I wanted to share about the book. But understandably, Thomas Nelson requires you to keep it short. Around 200-300 words….

I will probably post some longer stuff later.

I’ve been reading a lot of books on writing recently. Annie Dillard’s “The Writing Life.” Anne Lamott’s “Bird by Bird.” About to start “The War of Art” by Steve Pressfield. And then some therapy books, etc. Also have “Deep Church” by Jim Belcher on my nightstand.

Hopefully I can get to them soon….
Rhett Smith´s last blog ..A Million Miles in a Thousand Years: What I Learned While Editing My Life by Donald Miller