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An Altar in the World: A Geography of Faith
by Barbara Brown Taylor
I adored this one. I know I've said before that certain books feel like a breath of fresh air, but goodness, this one really did. It brought faith to life in the most elemental, sacred, simple, beautiful ways -- even things like folding laundry and digging up potatoes in the garden can be holy acts of worship, and Taylor writes about it in a way that just makes you feel like ahhhhhhhhh. Life is good and I am grateful. It's rich and it's so pure and just feels counter-cultural in all the ways I desire and long for in the craziness of my life. I read this one slow and savored it, because it's one you just need to savor.