
Catalog
A Circle of Quiet
by Madeleine L'Engle
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During a summer at Crosswicks, her rural New England home, Madeleine L'Engle reflects on family life, creative work, faith, failure, and the difficult practice of paying attention. Moving between memories, conversations, natural detail, and candid meditations on writing, she considers how a person can remain open to joy and meaning amid ordinary pressures. The result is intimate rather than instructional: a companionable spiritual memoir with the feel of listening to a wise, warm friend. Its short reflective sections make it especially well suited to a few thoughtful pages before bed.
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