Book reviews: Blue Like Jazz, by Donald Miller 6 Articles

by Shane Dayton

Donald Miller's book "Blue Like Jazz," is a fantastic novel about soul searching, philosophy, and figuring out who and what you are and why. What I enjoy about Miller's book is that he's not speaking from a position of au...read more

by Kris Killam

On the back cover of Blue Like Jazz, Donald Miller is erroneously credited to liken to the testosterone version of Anne Lamott. Several of Lamott's books are not only hilariously eye-opening, but are also incredibly honest...read more

by Shaun Keating

Someone, I don't remember who, gave me a copy of Blue Like Jazz prefaced with the statement, "I think you'll like it. It's totally your style." I assumed this was because they knew I smoke, drank and took me for some nomin...read more

by Scott Christmas

The subtitle of this book is "Non-Religious Thoughts on Christian Spirituality" and I think that sums the book up very well. Miller has an endearing writing style: funny, sarcastic, very matter-of-fact and stripped of ...read more

by SarahJean

While reading Blue Like Jazz, I was soaking up the style of Donald Miller's writing. Reading this book was like reading the journal of a man who loves God and knows why. And the reason he knows why, is because he has strug...read more

by Andrew Allen

This book is Miller's account of walking through life in his twenties. He comes to a greater understanding of his faith through various experiences including friends he meets at Reed College, known to be a very liberal sch...read more