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A review by jramm
Belonging to Heaven by Gale Sears
1.0
When your 84-year-old, devoutly-Mormon grandmother gives you a book for Christmas, and then checks-in several times on your progress, just read the damn book.
And even if you quit going to church 10 years ago, and are tempted to write that the book is pure sentimental propaganda, devoid of any real human emotion, serving the fanciful historical views of the famed correlation department, and prostrating to the emotional needs of members whom detest anything more than black-and-white, the church-is-always-right fan fiction...you don't.
You don't do it because that would make for an awkward run-on sentence. And more importantly, you don't because you love your grandmother. You just say, wow, that was lovely. Uplifiting and lovely. And then you run away before she gives you another.
And even if you quit going to church 10 years ago, and are tempted to write that the book is pure sentimental propaganda, devoid of any real human emotion, serving the fanciful historical views of the famed correlation department, and prostrating to the emotional needs of members whom detest anything more than black-and-white, the church-is-always-right fan fiction...you don't.
You don't do it because that would make for an awkward run-on sentence. And more importantly, you don't because you love your grandmother. You just say, wow, that was lovely. Uplifiting and lovely. And then you run away before she gives you another.