Emily P. Freeman's Graceful Analysis

Sifting through your past and getting a better idea of the present is a challenge for all of us humans to do. However, trusting the one who has sacrificed his life for you is something that can make you feel graceful. This novel Graceful by Emily P. Freeman is a series of stories to inspire you to help you let go of your try-hard life. For all young women who have had your past come up and swallow you alive. This is definitely a push through book for those struggling. Objects to know that are significant have to be, a stage, heroine and a single voice. The actress is known as the girl who can easily hide behind her performance. She had to believe that she had to perform to prove her worth. The stage is her home, however she is afraid to reach home. On the second hand, she would show up with this amazing confidence to be the best that she could. Emily’s friend would say, “I’m not perfect, so what’s the point? I’m not even gonna try” (Freeman, 30). However, Emily would have this counter action, “I’m not perfect, so I’ll try harder” (Freeman, 30). It was God’s voice speaking to her. She states that you don’t have to be a better version of someone else. You don’t have to fear that it will all fall apart and so you …show more content…
Taking over control of your life and not having the courage to change. This young lady had already grown up with alcohol all around her. Her father was a raging alcoholic and all that Emily could do was pray. After many years her father stopped cold turkey at her age of 11. They all considered it some sort of miracle that he quit so abrupt. She found herself being the captain of the cheerleading team, but listening to the voice of heroine and having things turn to the worst. Yet she doesn’t get too deep into the topic, however she becomes clean because of the truth of God. “You’re blessed when you’re at the end of your rope. With less of you there is more of God and his rule”(Freeman,