Robert Lawrence Smith (1) (1924–)

I intend to reread this book this year. I loved the book. I finished this a couple of years ago so I think a review right now is premature. I will come back to this after my second read, although the fact I feel the need to read it again is indication I found this book inspirational.

Robert Smith explains what it means to be a Quaker and offers practical advice about how to acheive peace between people and within one's own mind.

Life lessons in simplicity, service, and common sense.

Offers practical advice on ways to achieve peace between people and within one's own mind and to observe the virtues found in Quaker living.