Hell Is a World Without You - by Jason Kirk (Paperback)
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A must read for Evangelicals who grew up in the 90's, 00's, and 10's.
The last time I truly had a I-cannot-put-this-book-down-until-l-finish-it experience was in 2010, reading Mockingjay, finishing the Hunger Games trilogy. Hell is a World without You was one of those experiences for me. Growing up in a psudeo-fundamentalist church, I wish more than anything that I could go back and give 13.9 year old me this book. It's funny, it's sweet, it's soul-touching, it's wise (without ever getting annoyingly preachy), and it's kind. This easily became one of my all-time favorite novels, and borders Les Miserables as a portrait of what a Church should strive to be on Earth. I know that it's cliche, but to see myself so clearly reflected in the many characters in the book was both heartbreaking and therapeutic at the same time. That being said, if you didn't grow up in Evangelical pseudo-fundamentalism or beyond, fear not, because the author goes lengths to make sure anyone could understand the context of that world, that time, and those beliefs. If I had to summarize it in a single line, l'd quote the book itself, and tell you that Christians can't make Jesus stop loving you.