A lyrical, philosophically astute account of a handful of conversions to traditional religious faith ... It is Ms. Osgood’s own journey that proves to be the book’s emotional throughline. In particular, Ms. Osgood’s struggle with anorexia provides a compelling contrast in values ... An affirming [tale] about the value of understanding ourselves as part of a wider community of seekers.
Osgood intersperses anecdotes from her life throughout the first six accounts, culminating in her own conversion story. Fans of Kate Bowler and Anne Lamott will appreciate Osgood’s thoughtful, engaging examination of a timely topic.
