Trevor Dennis has a great gift for storytelling, and the imaginative pieces in this little book will reward repeated reading and meditation. They speak of God’s smallness, vulnerability and pain, of God in Christ, a small, dependent baby, who cannot yet say ‘Mamma’ or ‘Abba’, or a dead weight to be lowered from a cross. God is sometimes ‘he’, sometimes ‘she’ (“up to her elbows in flour”). Don’t be offended! Be ready for shocks (Hitler, in “The Harrowing of Hell”)! Feel warmed by the recurring theme of the Garden, and tickled by the thought of ‘God’s music’. Haunting, moving, stirring, overturning – that’s how I would describe these stories.