Greatest Hits, 3 in 1

Through Painted Deserts, Searching for God Knows What & Blue Like Jazz

Donald Miller's Blue Like Jazz was turned down by many publishers because his writing was too quirky and stream of consciousness.  More than a million copies later, his books have reshaped how publishers (and most everyone else) think about spiritual literature.  But more importantly, Donald Miller's writing has reshaped how readers look at life.
His writing never is never predictable and always fresh, and he makes readers think in ways they've never thought before.  He tells stories that move them to laughter as well as tears.  He probes tenderly into the pain and messiness of life and reveals how grace shines through.  Readers keep following Don's stream of consciousness through his books because his quirkiness isn't just stylistic eccentricity.  It's a quest to discover where God is most real in our lives.