The Magnolia Story Analysis

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I chose to present the book The Magnolia Story because I love Chip and Joanna Gaines. They never take no for an answer and they always pursue their dreams no matter what circumstances they must overcome. They never fail to produce a jaw dropping and amazing outcome in any of the homes they fix up. I think that one of the major themes in The magnolia Story would have to be perseverance. They never gave up with any of the hardships they faced. When they could not buy the building on Bosque because the price was to high they did not stop there they prayed. Their prayers get answered and the owner of the building called back saying ow he felt led to sell the building to them at a more reasonable price. Another theme in my book would of course
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