Growing Up Ziglar by Julie Ziglar Norman

I've heard of Zig Ziglar but have never really read anything by him.  I know he's a motivational speaker but that's about the extent of my knowledge about him.  I like reading about people and learning about others, so I figured who better to learn about Zig than from his daughter. 

I enjoyed his perspective from his daughter.  She was honest and risked everything to tell the truth to others about her past.  She admits her failures and her shortcomings.  But that's not all she talks about.  There is a redemptive side, as well.  She shares how she came back to Christ and realized that her guilt was gone, her chains were broken, and she was set free. 

It wasn't the most well-written book I've read, but it was interesting to read and I gained some insight into their lives as a family.  If you like Zig Ziglar, then you'd like this book.  She mentions him a lot and shares many of her memories of her family with the reader.

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