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Reluctant Saint: The Life of Francis of Assisi

What a wonderfully well written and well researched biography! Not only has Donald Spoto sifted through fact and fiction to get at the heart of this 13th Century saint, he includes just enough background information about society, politics, and church history to give context to Francis’s choices and actions. Best of all Spoto does all [...]

December 14, 2007 Posted in: biography, nonfiction No Comments

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With a BA in English Education, an MA in English Literature, and over ten years of teaching experience at both the middle and high school level, it is an understatement to say that I've read a lot of books.

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