C. S. Lewis's home -- The Kilns -- in Becoming Mrs. Lewis novel 

Joy Davidman was an incredible woman whom I have had the pleasure of meeting in the pages of your book. I am so thankful to God that you wrote about Joy! I had always wondered about her life. One day I would like to visit the Kilns. And where is everybody else?! I expected a thousand comments here, people!

Her son Douglas is so interesting too. Such a warm and cozy looking house.

Whew, so emotional to watch this after reading Becoming Mrs. Lewis.

Just finished your book and I cried through most of it. It has shifted a part of my heart that needed shifting ❤️ I thank God that you wrote this and that I read it.

Just finished the book tonight. Had to see what it looked like

Thanks I always wondered glad to see it

Reading the novel now. Beautifully written.

Very nice Patti...so happy you are doing what you love.

I was there in June! Thank you for this wonderful video, which revives many memories.

Moro no Brasil um dia vou ai conhecer esse lugar

Funny story! Had typed in “Change” whimsically trying to remember an Israeli Rap tune by artist Dscribe (yes, it’s true)and stumbled into this YOUTube vid harkening a discussion with Rev Pat @ years ago….haven’t read the book yet, but, initial impressions “Breakout”, “Epic “, “Stepping Stone to Higher Ground” all come to mind for you … have always admired the hutzpah, intelligence and blessings bestowed upon a special minister’s kid from South Florida/PCH WAY TO GO GIRL Enjoy the Ride In Christ, MKS

I cannot stand that music; was it necessary? I think presentation of your subject was delightful enough as it is. No music necessary!