Book Review: Fragments for Fractured Times: What Feminist Practical Theology Brings to the Table

minimising the abuse and trying to silence those who have been harmed. They have to concede that not to do these things is significantly damaging the church’s reputation right now. This short book is well researched but also accessible. It offers genuine insight into difficult issues, as well as a wealth of useful and current reference. Sadly for those who like to hold a book in their hands when reading, or who wish to make references to this book in their own writing, there is no paperback version on sale. The hardback is priced at over £40. Instead, the publishers have focussed on e-market sales, with a kindle price of £15.29.