C. H. Spurgeon's Autobiography: The Life of the Great Baptist Preacher - Compiled from his diary, letters, records and sermons

I was very disappointed in this autobiography of C. H. Spurgeon. All my life I've heard so many quotes from Spurgeon.First I was disappointed in the content. Spurgeon's language is overly descriptive. What should take several paragraphs is described with so many metaphors and repetition and flowery language that many chapters are given to describing the angst he experienced before conversion. Then many more chapters describe his euphoria post-conversion. He is critical of other preachers and comes across as arrogant.Secondly, it looks like the book was scanned with Optical Character Recognition and printed without an editor. The lines break midway through and are continued on the next line. Paragraphs are not indented.

Some powerful insights and pearls from a wise and eloquent writer whose time spent in the presence of the Lord is evidenced by the truth of his life and words.

Fantastic book

Everything was amazing in this autobiography. Please pick one up today and read.