The Artist's Daughter by Alexandra Kuykendall- Enjoyable!

On travel with her mother and anxious to finally meet her father in Barcelona she anticipated the perfect image but instead encountered someone far different.
Childhood, spirituality, youth, marriage and family is strong within these pages. With her heart exposed the struggles, experiences, joys, thoughts, expectations and disappointments defined her. Her fascinating story in her own words captured my heart and I felt as if I knew her like a friend by the end of the book. Her life as a mother, daughter, wife and sister is written with honesty and grace. I was glued to the pages as I dove in to read her memoir. I heartily recommend this book to others as it has touched my life. I enjoyed and was entertained by this hard to put down book that I will recommend to others. 4 Stars! I received a complimentary copy from Revell Publishing for this blog tour for my review.

Alexandra Kuykendall

Alexandra Kuykendall lives in Denver, Colorado with her husband Derek and their four daughters. She is on staff at MOPS International (Mothers of Preschoolers) where she is a regular contributor and consulting editor to various publications and a frequent speaker for the organization. While she spends most days buckling and unbuckling car seats and trying to find a better solution to the laundry dilemma, she manages to snatch minutes here and there to write about the quest for purpose in it all