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Reviewed by: Jay Miller

Rating: 9.6/10

Grace Hournbuckle Walker's book, "Now I Can Think Myself to Mars: Second Edition", is a masterful blend of poetry, letters, and inspirational writings that takes readers on a journey of faith, hope, and healing. Walker's background as a nurse practitioner and educator, coupled with her theological education, lends a unique depth and richness to her writing that sets this book apart.

The book is based on the author's last conversation with her eight-year-old son, Nathan, who expressed his joyful hope and anticipation of heaven with Jesus. This poignant exchange forms the backbone of the book, with Walker weaving elements of their conversation and shared faith in God throughout her writings. The result is a powerful exploration of the healing process and the transformative power of trust in God.

Walker's writing style is distinctive and evocative. She has a unique ability to make words leap off the page, transforming them into "virtual arrows that pierce your heart", as one reviewer aptly put it. Her writings are imbued with a sense of peace that flows through each page, offering readers a sense of solace and comfort.

What sets Walker's book apart is her ability to cope with life's pains by ascribing deeper meaning to them. Her writings offer poignant insights and serve as a gentle guidebook for those experiencing loss. This unique approach has the potential to reach a wide audience, particularly those grappling with grief and searching for ways to process their experience.

Reading "Now I Can Think Myself to Mars: Second Edition" is more than just a literary experience; it's a journey of healing and self-discovery. The book offers numerous benefits to readers, from providing a fresh perspective on dealing with loss to offering comfort and solace through its peaceful prose. It also serves as a testament to the enduring power of faith and the healing process, making it a valuable addition to any reader's collection.

In conclusion, Grace Hournbuckle Walker's "Now I Can Think Myself to Mars: Second Edition" is a beautifully written, deeply moving book that offers readers a unique blend of poetry, letters, and inspirational writings. It's a journey of faith, hope, and healing that has the potential to reach a wide audience and offer comfort and solace to those dealing with loss. A must-read for anyone seeking a fresh perspective on the healing process.

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