SHARDS: fragments and reflections

Lyn Belisle's online journal of artwork and teaching

Published April 8, 2013 at 1440 × 1021 in Gloria Hill: Guest Artist for April

Mixed media on paper

Adriana on September 18, 2015 at 12:54 pm said:

Please don’t cut any of the story!!!! I think every single step that Christiane waked tourhgh in this book was a step closer to God. Every agony she endured, every joy, and every sorrow grew her into the woman she has become. It is the way the Master chisels and molds us into the woman or man He created us to be. The only thing I would be interested in is some insight into what Jean Claude’s life has been like growing up without his parents and how it has affected him. You don’t want me to talk about expanding anything because you would end up with a novel like Gone With The Wind!!! I never want the story to end!!! All in all, I have to say that it has been a wonderful journey and I will be sad to get to that last page and read The End .

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