Writing to Be Understood by Anne H. Janzer

Suicide Squad was the first major event book of Rebirth, building off events in the Batman books. The first volume of the Rebirth era is definitely off to a good start with kinetic art, a costume that resembles actual clothing for Starfire, and just enough of Damian Wayne’s (Robin) jerkstore-iness, that comes together in a story I’m comfortable having my eldest daughter read. Teen Titans was one of the books that suffered the worst in DC’s “New 52” era. This month’s books with pictures were an interesting mix. Books with pictures: short, snarky, and kind of trippy (Incidentally, this book is one of the reasons there are so few books on the list this time around-it’s very long, but very compelling.) I’m also gearing up for a more thorough review of God and the Transgender Debate, so I don’t want to give too much away on that, except to say this book is as close as it gets to required reading for those serious about ministering to individuals in the LGBT community, especially those identifying as transgender. I also shared a few thoughts related to The Warmth of Other Suns the other day, so I’m not sure there’s more I can say about it right now. So if you want more thoughts on that, do check out the review. I reviewed Reset a couple weeks back, describing it as one of the most personally convicting book I’ve read in ages. Subscription Marketing: Strategies for Nurturing Customers in a World of Churn by Anne H.God and the Transgender Debate by Andrew T.Reset: Living a Grace-Paced Life in a Burnout Culture by David P.

The Warmth of Other Suns: The Epic Story of America’s Great Migration by Isabel Wilkerson.In July, I read 8 books to completion and started a couple of others that have yet to complete. I do this because it gives me an opportunity to introduce you to books you might not have had an opportunity to read while practicing the art of writing concise book reviews. Every month, I like to share a breakdown of everything I read, including the books I abandoned. I am always consuming books, whether they’re physical, digital or audio.

Writing to Be Understood by Anne H. Janzer