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Through Painted Deserts
- Light, God, and Beauty on the Open Road
- Narrated by: Donald Miller
- Length: 4 hrs and 42 mins
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Through Painted Deserts
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Summary
From the author of Blue Like Jazz comes a road-trip memoir about three months spent crossing the country in a Volkswagen camping van, wondering out loud if there is more to life than nine-to-five jobs, than the ruts the entire world seem to be stuck in. Follow Don and Paul as they dive headlong into the deepest of human questions and find answers outside words - answers that have to be experienced to be believed.
As you listen to Through Painted Deserts, you'll soon realize this is not just one man's account of finding light, God, and beauty on the open road. Rather, it maps the journey you're already traveling...or soon will be.
©2007 Donald Miller (P)2007 Thomas Nelson Publishers
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"A reminder that life was meant to be lived, not just gotten through." ( Publishers Weekly)