Review: Great read!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 3, 2014
This book talks about the role God plays in Jase's life.  I do not watch the show, but my kids told me about it, and gradually showed me bits of it.  Then, I read more about them and learned they are not the run-of-the-mill stars.  They are grounded in their life.  The 'from rags to riches' stories we hear so many times tell of the ruin that comes from it.  The Robertson's are different.  They are just who they are -- no matter where they are.  We do not hear of them being arrested for drugs and such.  They live a clean life, close to the earth and close to God.  This book talks about these values, and how Jase really doesn't connect with all the 'star' stuff.  He doesn't even keep up with it all electronically.  He just blissfully lives his life as he always has.  This means so much to me.  I like people who are 'real', and I would venture a guess that most people do.  Probably one reason the show has done so well.  I would recommend reading this book.