Sittin' in the Front Pew

By: Parry Brown

Narrated by: Patricia R Floyd

This spirited tale of love, family, and honoring loved ones is filled with sharp insights. As four sisters prepare for their father's funeral, they examine what he meant to them. But they are all thrown off balance when they discover the secret their father carried to his grave.

Radio talk-show host and motivational speaker Parry Brown is also a Blackboard and Essence magazine best-selling author.

©2002 Parry Brown (P)2003 Recorded Books

Enjoyed the reader of Sitting on the Front Pew

The story line was unique and familiar at the same time. I laughed and cried.

An EnjoyableRead

What did you like best about Sittin' in the Front Pew? What did you like least?

I liked how the story was able to embed and draw you in to the story as though you were actually there. The characters are life-like The author did a good job of capturing the essence of grief and its aftermath on the family while bringing a sense of humor into the plot. Any family that has experienced the lost of a loved one will be able to relate to the story and how grief effects each family member differently creating complications. Overall, I enjoyed listening to the story line even though I thought the plot was somewhat predictable at times ( I was able to guess what was going to happen next).

If this book were a movie would you go see it?

No

Family; Death & Destruction

Death causes many heartaches but we all must deal with it. In this story, four sisters will learn things about their loved one after his death that will open their eyes to the brevity of life.

Awesome!!

I absolutely adore this book. I felt like I was one of the sisters.

Loved it!!!

This needs to be a series!! I love everything about this book!! Every character was well developed and executed!! I loved it!!