Tilly, by Frank Peretti (Book Review)
Kathy and Dan Ross are leaving the cemetery where they just attended a small funeral, when they see a woman hunched over a small grave stone with only one name on it, Tilly. And only one date on it from nine years ago… “ Somewhere back in the trees, running along an unseen path through the berry vines and flowers, a mother and her giddy, giggling daughter shouted and laughed, playing together as if they’d always done it, as if it was the most natural thing in the world.” Tilly was a story about if a woman could meet her aborted child, and Jesus’s forgiveness. It was very moving and impactful! Frank Peretti is a very good Christian author that I’m starting to get into. And it was a very short read, but it held a very powerful message. I love books that really show God’s grace. Some things I think could have been a little more clear and less confusing, and I did have a hard time understanding a few things, but it was very enjoyable all the same. It’s very different from other books
