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"Len Cooper's book takes you to a very different Birmingham, where his parents opposed Martin Luther King; to a Catholic seminary that made him miserable; to good days as a writer. Readers of The Color of Water will love this book. And Len's family, particularly his mother, will stay in your mind a long time.” Donald Graham, Former Publisher and CEO, The Washington Post “The Children of My Knee,” is a story that pits the human will and spirit against insurmountable odds. I believe the thread which binds this work together is that it’s a story of a lifelong mission, seeking affirmation from my hometown, my father and God, affirmation that in most cases never came. The larger theme of the story takes the reader on a spiritual sojourn which begins in an abusive home in Birmingham and the racist southland of Alabama. This journey subsequently takes the writer to Jerusalem in search of a place that feels like home, a place where he believes he may be truly noticed by God. In a quest to make sense of multiple competing factors in my life, I found myself begging on the streets of D.C and at one point, camping out alone in the middle of the Judean Desert.
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- PublisherLenCooper
- Publication date2016
- ISBN 10 0692764313
- ISBN 13 9780692764312
- BindingPaperback
- Number of pages226
- EditorGaines Patrice, Shinhoster Yvonne
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