Can you guess the answers to these thirty questions? You will read a sentence or two about the books; will you be able to guess the correct answers to the questions? The correct answers to all thirty questions are at the end of each book. If you are a true fan of Fifty shades of gray; Twilight and The Hunger games and want to know all about them; then this quizbook is for you! Thanks and have fun!
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1 of 6 people found the following review helpful. Five StarsBy Jeffrey WatkinsExcellent8 of 9 people found the following review helpful. Way over my head; but I loved it!By SHHFirst of all; let me say that I am the guy that you dont want standing behind you in Church. I have got to be in the lower 10% of the population as it relates to natural musical abilities and listening to me sing is actually quite painful. Having said that; there has always been a certain power that music seems to have over me. It is powerful in that it does something to me. Music affects my emotions in a very unique way that other experiences dont. I have spent time asking the questions of why and exploring certain answers mostly found in popular culture; but there has never been a satisfactory explanation for me. In comes Begbies book. Much of the technical side of the book was very foreign to me; in fact it was almost like reading a foreign language at times. However; the central message of the book awakened something in me that I hope will lead to an increased appreciation for music; a new immersion into a gift that has been given by God to help us understand his world and ultimately himself in deeper ways and a new perspective to reflect on theological subjects. This book was hard work for me to get through; but it really was worth it. I could say much more; but I will leave more technical reviews to the experts and just say that this is a book that can be read by non-technical people and that they can benefit greatly from it. Thanks Jeremy!5 of 27 people found the following review helpful. A true surpriseBy John M. BeesonBegbie skillfully deals with a much neglected topic. He draws in the reader and expands the way one looks at both theology and music.
