All the Blessings of Life: The Best Stories of F. W. Boreham (Revised)
Why a stories book? My former next-door neighbors lost their dog in a freak accident that occurred while they were out one night. That particular weekend their young daughter, for whom the dog had been a close companion, was out-of-town. The parents were grieving the loss terribly and probably wondered how they would break the news to their daughter. How I wanted to share the story that F. W. Boreham wrote titled "Breaking the News." Breaking the news is most often done clumsily. Boreham relates the story of the one time that he did it well. Stories entertain and inspire us, but if we apply what we learn from them, we will be the richer for it. Imagine how our lives might be different, if we acted on just one of the many stories in this book. --Michael DaltonIf you like the works of F.W. Boreham, then you will most certainly enjoy this collection of some of his finest stories. If you are like me and LOVE the writings of F.W. Boreham, then this book is an absolute must. Many times as I have been preparing a Sunday school lesson or sermon, I would remember a piece of a story from my readings of Boreham and would try to think which of the many books by Boreham I had read it in. But "All The Blessings Of Life" makes it so much easier to find that story. Over 200 of Boreham's illustrations have been compiled by subject in this handy volume. So if you're looking for a particular story, it will most likely be found here quite easily. Or instead of diving into a complete essay, you can pick up "All The Blessings Of Life" and read gem after gem of Boreham's writing at its absolute best. Even though there are many stories that aren't included in this book, it is still a treasured resource to have. Don't hesitate any longer; this is one Boreham book that you must have. --Bryan D. Gish