Broken Fall : A Katrina Collection

Name: Broken Fall
Brand: University Press of America
SKU: 9780761845409
Price: 6100 KES
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ISBN: 9780761845409

by Toni Orrill

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Format Paperback / softback

ISBN-10 0761845402

ISBN-13 9780761845409

Publisher University Press of America

Imprint Hamilton Books

Country of Manufacture GB

Country of Publication GB

Publication Date Jul 16th, 2009

Print length 40 Pages

Weight 75 grams

Dimensions 18.20 x 13.30 x 0.70 cms

Product Classification: Biography: general Biography: general

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This book chronicles a writer's journey to find faith, hope, and meaning following the country's worst national disaster— Hurricane Katrina. Acknowledging that everyone experiences catastrophic events in their life, the author eloquently unveils the seasons of recovery after one of the most sensational and historical subjects of the decade.

The Broken Fall chronicles a writer''s journey to find faith, hope, and meaning following the country''s worst national disaster—Hurricane Katrina. This book is an ode to God, country, and the invincible spirit of man to transform the experience of loss into a rich landscape of beauty. Revealing deep spiritual roots beneath the beloved natural beauty of Louisiana, Orrill uncovers purpose hidden in destruction and restoration on the other side of life''s storms. Everyone has a Katrina in his or her life—that existential moment when human frailty is tested against the mighty forces of circumstance—and The Broken Fall eloquently unveils the seasons of recovery after one of the most sensational and historical subjects of the decade. Visit the book website at www.thebrokenfall.com Cover Photo by Phinizy Percy, Jr. Original Art by Michell Koeppel

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