"Turning Pink is an astounding story of faith, miracles, heartache and joy as God moves in the details of our lives. With brutal honesty, Sherrie Gavin addresses the challenges of womanhood, of motherhood and of the miracle of our families and the love which binds us together. Miracles still happen today! A must read!"
-Cory Jensen, author of Understanding Your Endowment and Completing Your Endowment
"Have a box of tissues close at hand when you read Sherrie Gavin's heartfelt memoir of fierce and thoughtful motherhood. If your life has ever been touched by adoption (and whose hasn't?), you're going to love this riveting chronicle of becoming parents by choice, through all the trials and the triumphs."
-Jana Riess, author of Flunking Sainthood; senior columnist for Religion News Service
"Sherrie Gavin's remarkable story of infertility and adoptive motherhood is both fragile and fierce; both holy and harrowing. Her instinctive goodness and humility radiate from every scene. If she weren't on the other side of the globe with her beloved spouse and girls, I would hug her to bits."
-Linda Hoffman Kimball, board member of Dialogue and Segullah
"Turning Pink is an astounding story of faith, miracles, heartache and joy as God moves in the details of our lives. With brutal honesty, Sherrie Gavin addresses the challenges of womanhood, of motherhood and of the miracle of our families and the love which binds us together. Miracles still happen today! A must read!"
-Cory Jensen, author of Understanding Your Endowment and Completing Your Endowment
"Have a box of tissues close at hand when you read Sherrie Gavin's heartfelt memoir of fierce and thoughtful motherhood. If your life has ever been touched by adoption (and whose hasn't?), you're going to love this riveting chronicle of becoming parents by choice, through all the trials and the triumphs."
-Jana Riess, author of Flunking Sainthood; senior columnist for Religion News Service
"Sherrie Gavin's remarkable story of infertility and adoptive motherhood is both fragile and fierce; both holy and harrowing. Her instinctive goodness and humility radiate from every scene. If she weren't on the other side of the globe with her beloved spouse and girls, I would hug her to bits."
-Linda Hoffman Kimball, board member of Dialogue and Segullah
Turning Pink: An American & Australian Memoir
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Turning Pink: An American & Australian Memoir
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Product Details
| ISBN-13: | 9781961471276 |
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| Publisher: | By Common Consent Press |
| Publication date: | 07/17/2025 |
| Pages: | 464 |
| Product dimensions: | 5.25(w) x 8.00(h) x 0.94(d) |