My Name As A Prayer by Sheridan Hill

Reviews of My Name As A Prayer

	Reviews of My Name As A Prayer
	"An observant, wry, loving...memoir..about caring for her mother, an irrepressible Charlotte charm school teacher, during the last year of her life." -- Rob Neufeld, Book Reviewer, Asheville Citizen-Times, Asheville, N.C.
	"A wonderful book! Hill has a huge talent...very sharp at the detail level, exceptionally deft dialogue, daring self-revelations...a magnificent job." -- Robert Franklin, founder and CEO, McFarland & Company, Inc, Publishers
	“It is a profoundly moving work, worthy of national attention. A must-read.” -- New York Times best-selling author William Forstchen
	“Beautifully written...the mother-daughter relationship is poignant and moving.” -- Susan Ray, Publisher, Moment Point Press
	"Extremely skillful and moving writing. The mother's ramblings in "My Name As A Prayer" are a genuine revelation of a level of meaning not accessible to ordinary discourse." -- Ann Deagon, Poet
	"Boldly challenges current ideas about the spiritual aspects of death and dying," Father Scott Oxford "Well-written...an engaging and moving account." -- Sevak Gulbekian, Editor-in-Chief, The Rudolf Steiner Press and Temple Lodge

The mother-daughter healing memoir, My Name As A Prayer, examines the spiritual aspects of death and dying