Title: Same Kind of Different as Me
Author: Ron Hall, Denver Moore and Lynn Vincent
Publisher: Thomas Nelson
Genre: Non-Fiction
Same Kind of Different as Me by Ron Hall and Denver Moore with Lynn Vincent is the heartrending story which makes you realize what you are doing in your life and what is your purpose. I have not experienced such a gracious writing in any other book while showcasing three different characters and their exciting intersection of lives. This is the story of Deborah, Ron and Denver, three people from completely different backgrounds and the way their life interests marks an exciting read. From twentieth-century slavery to multi-million-dollar art sales and everything in between, it is hard to keep this book down.
This book is a tribute to Ron’s wife and Denver’s mentor, Debbie. The way she decided to follow the way of God, Ron’s belief and Denver’s share of faith makes it a must read. An act which emerges from the faith of Debbie not only roots the freedom to Denver from a life of slavery but also strengthens the faith of her husband Ron.
The part of the story describing the last days of Debbie are very emotional. It won’t be surprising if you start crying out loud while reading this book. This book contains a very important lesson which if we learn can make our life happy and useful to us and others. This masterwork inspires you in the life to live everyday as it is the last day of your life.
Rating: 3.5/5
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