DECEMBER 2010 - AudioFile
Sometimes a book read by the author can be a hit-or-miss listening experience. Even though an author may know how she meant something to be heard, she herself may not know how to deliver it that way. But this is not the case with Joni Eareckson Tada. She has a bright, clear, direct, and often-cheerful way of speaking that is always appropriate to the context. Tada, a quadriplegic, at one point calls her wheelchair “a place of healing.” She explains this extraordinary statement with a conviction that says: This is what faith sounds like. Her confident way of expressing herself draws the listener to the Lord she loves. E.J.K. © AudioFile 2010, Portland, Maine
