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Abigail and the Fear Fix is about a Christian girl named Abigail who learns to navigate fear biblically. After her friend Billy breaks his leg, Abigail creates a safety suit to keep her safe at her church’s camp. She’s hoping to avoid scary circumstances, yet it is by her participation at camp that she learns about how God works all things, even scary things, for good.
This book does a wonderful job of helping readers understand fear biblically. I’m deeply grateful for its distinction that God working all things together for good doesn’t mean all things are good, and it’s not a guarantee that bad things won’t happen. I also appreciated how the book mentioned that sometimes fear is good because it keeps us safe.
While this is a middle grade Christian fiction book, I was tremendously blessed by its rich theology. I’ve read all of the other Abigail books in the series and loved them, and think this one is my favorite. I highly recommend Abigail and the Fear Fix!
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