“'Blue Like Jazz,' by Donald Miller. He goes through the different aspects of Christian faith. He shies away from traditional conservative Christianity, which is kind of the appeal to it.”

— Ken Komiya, student teacher, Lawrence

“'Till We Have Faces,' by C.S. Lewis. He takes a story from Greek mythology and interweaves his grief over his wife's death. I think it's really creative, enthralling, deeply emotional and well written.”

— Hope Atchison, barista, Manhattan

“'As Kingfishers Catch Fire, Dragonflies Draw Flame,' by Gerard Manley Hopkins. He wrote a lot about nature and God, and the connection between the two.”

— Kit Fluker, circulation clerk, Lawrence

“Probably 'Truth in Religious Belief,' by Brendan Sweetman. It's about a discussion among experts from various religious backgrounds on the big issues in religion.”

— Kelly Duty, sales associate, Newton