Preacher’s Kids by Keleigh Crigler Hadley
By Donnica Copeland • Dec 7th, 2009 • Category: Book Review 2009 •
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In Keleigh Crigler Hadley’s Preacher’s Kids, Mia Griffin is gripped with many obstacles at once. Her twin sister, Morgan, is receiving hateful letters in school. Morgan is the “good” twin. Mia can not understand who would want to hurt her that way. Mia’s best friend, Brooklyn, reveals a shocking secret that sends Mia into a state of confusion. Mia must turn to God and have him guide her steps. She makes mistakes along the way, but will she return to what her parents have taught her about her faith?
PREACHER’S KIDS has a great message of acceptance, forgiveness and repentance. It is suggested for teens and I would suggest that parents participate in the questions at the end with their children to help them better understand some of the material. I believe Hadley could have developed the story more. I am not sure why it is called Preacher’s Kids. This could happen to anyone. I thought the story was going somewhere else. But, all in all, it is a short read and good for a juvenile read.
Donnica Copeland
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Donnica Copeland is a single woman living in Marietta, GA. She works in the field of accounting but has always had a love for reading. She started a book club, Sista Talk Book Club, in 2004. It started with a small group of women and now has grown into a sisterhood that is bonded by the love of reading. She is a reviewer for APOOO Exchange Team and also a member of APOOO BookClub. She also enjoys photography, scrap booking, and writing.
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