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Sto caricando le informazioni... The Search (1919)di Grace Livingston Hill
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Iscriviti per consentire a LibraryThing di scoprire se ti piacerà questo libro. Attualmente non vi sono conversazioni su questo libro. Grace Livingston Hill is responsible for the origins of Christian Romance fiction. This story illustrates the effects of the war on the “mores” of society. I’d like to encourage you to read this novel published in 1919, seeing two young people from different societal structures seek God after a fashion and find HIM in unlikely (or so it seems) circumstances (battlefield for him, immigrant slum for her. This is one of the free Kindle books ( ) Another classic story of love and forgiveness and learning to live amidst a war, where young men go off to fight and sometimes die. Ruth Macdonald was a charming young lady, who had no lack of friends and fun. But when her eyes were suddenly opened to the tragedy of war and seeing sons go off and leave weeping mothers behind, she grew up a little and came to know a young man she once knew all over again in a brand new way. But for every noble and true person, there is always those who care nothing for others, but only look out for themselves. You will find both in this story and be angry at times, but as the characters of the story must do, you wait upon the Lord. This story is 'the search' that both Ruth and John take to find the Lord and really get to know Him and trust in Him and how that makes a huge difference in their lives. I appreciate the way this author writes and always have; she is what first started me on my love of books back when I was barely a teenager. Her stories are timeless. nessuna recensione | aggiungi una recensione
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Classic Literature.
Fiction.
Romance.
HTML: Settle in for an enthralling tale of wartime romance in The Search from renowned Christian romance writer Grace Livingston Hill. As in all of Hill's books, the author's Christianity is apparent not in overt religious religious themes, but rather as a strong moral framework in which the tale unfolds. Fans of historical romance will relish this novel. .Non sono state trovate descrizioni di biblioteche |
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