Finding Myself in Britain

I couldn’t turn the pages fast enough. Amy is a Christian author, speaker and editor. She’s also an American, married to a Brit, who’s lived in England for a couple of decades. In ‘Finding Myself in Britain’, her observations of British and American cultures are spot-on, her ideas for combining the two mouth-wateringly tempting, and her reflections on where we find our true identity deeply moving.

Amy writes so beautifully, with such affection for both cultures, as well as swathes of honesty about how she coped (or didn’t) when she first moved here and what she found (or continues to find) odd. Those with experience of the American and British cultures will love it, as will any vicar’s spouse out there (Amy’s husband is a vicar) – but, really, ‘Finding Myself in Britain’ is a book for all of us searching to find our true identity in Jesus. 

You can get this in all the usual places, but if you buy direct from Amy, she’ll give it to you for just £5 including P&P! Click here.

NB. Since this book was reviewed, Authentic have released a second edition ‘Still Finding Myself in Britain’, which includes some new material. The links take you to the old edition; the picture shows the new.