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Book review: Easter in Disguise: The 2026 Lent Book by Liz Dodd

Book review: Easter in Disguise: The 2026 Lent Book by Liz Dodd

Thursday, January 29, 2026

THE 2026 Bloomsbury Lent Book is Easter in Disguise by Liz Dodd. Her first sentence is “I used to hate Lent.” But, in this brilliant and challenging course, the author shows in an imaginative way, the power of Christ’s resurrection and teaching, p...

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