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Wesley Stace has always been the only genuinely gifted fiction writer who also happens to be a rock star, but Wonderkid is the book he was born to write. And if you prefer your novels brazen, poignant and hilarious, as I do, you were born to read it. Like a great show, this will stay with you long after the last cymbal crash and power strum.

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Kevin W. Pearson

In a household of faith, there is no need to fear or doubt. Choose to live by faith and not fear.

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Casual obedience and lukewarm commitment weaken faith.

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Enduring to the end requires total commitment to the Savior and to our covenants.

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If you lose the Spirit, you are lost.

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Don't let something you don't fully understand unravel everything you do know.

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Wesley Stace has always been the only genuinely gifted fiction writer who also happens to be a rock star, but Wonderkid is the book he was born to write. And if you prefer your novels brazen, poignant and hilarious, as I do, you were born to read it. Like a great show, this will stay with you long after the last cymbal crash and power strum.

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