Like Dandelion Dust

De: Karen Kingsbury

Narrado por: John McDonough

New York Times best-selling author Karen Kingsbury—the “queen of inspirational fiction” (Time)— is acclaimed for her poignant, uplifting novels.

In this moving story, Jack and Molly Campbell are enjoying a wonderful life with Joey, their four-year-old adopted son. But their world is soon shattered when they learn Joey's biological father is out of prison and wants to begin a new life with his son. And when a judge orders them to surrender Joey, the Campbells desperately consider taking their son and disappearing—just like dandelion dust.

©2006 Karen Kingsbury (P)2011 Recorded Books, LLC

A little one’s faith.

The sweetness and tender conversation little Joey had with God was a beautiful example of simple but pure faith.

A Mother’s Love

Never doubt the heart of a mother for her child, it goes to unimaginable lengths. Add to that the trusting prayer of a child, I think God’s heart is so tender to those prayers. Karen Kingsbury has givi

A good read.

It is enjoyable to read a book that can tell a good story without swearing and sex. This is a good story.

Powerful

This was a wonderful book. And one of my most favorite narrators. I feel she described the emotions very well.

It was a very very good book.

I could relate to a lot of this story. God is good to all of us.

wow

Loved it! I wasn't sure when I first started listening, however I am glad I finished.

Excellent read

This was a wonderful story of a mothers love and family journey to the Lord and faith.

Touching and all the feels!

I was unsure of the narrator at first, but mid through the story was worth it!

Not Quite Predictable

At first I thought that the story was going to be predictable. I also thought that it might be religiously sappy. I was wrong on both accounts I found that as I got deeper into the story I started wondering how on earth this was going to work out. I was also pleasantly surprised at the author's development of the characters as they really discovered God's care in their lives.

Don't like the narrator's voice

I am interested in the story, but I can't get past the narrator's voice - its not for me. I'm going to have to read this one on paper