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David Cherian _avid_herian — This is a novelization of the story of St. John Vianney the Cure D'Ars by a prolific Catholic author who specialized in historical novels. This is geared towards the young adult audience, but of course is very suitable for all. She focuses half of the novel on the young John Vianney and his life on the farm, conscription, and effort to become a priest followed by his life as a priest and the major effect he had on the town of Ars that transformed the people there and drew crowds from across Europe for confession and spiritual direction. Gives a good look at the saint and an idea of his spiritual life and the demonic attacks on him. I listened to the Librivox version of the book that was narrated quite well from Marie Therese who has narrated other bits of pious Catholic fiction. This is solid family listen. For a more detailed look at this great saint, I would highly recommend The Cure D'Ars Today by Fr. Rutler which is a great read.

Chris Hylton chrishylton — It wasn't the worst book I'd ever read, but I didn't get into it.

Neal Rantoul _rantoul — I'm trying to think of what audience I would want to share this with. Adults for sure. High school students, yep. Middle school, I don't think so. The description of this as a silent movie is pretty apt. I sat down with this for a few minutes and quickly lost myself in it, getting to page 78 on that first unplanned sitting. Had to go back to it after dinner and finished it then. It's just too good to stop. As for what it is...It's a memoir, a graphic novel on the par of a New Yorker issue, a coming of age story, a mystery, and on and on. It is, to put it simply, tremendous. Go read it.