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The Touch of the Master's Hand
Written By:
Larry Barkdull
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Inspired by the famous poem "The Touch of the Master's Hand" by Mary Brooks Welch, Larry Barkdull has crafted a chort novel that reflects on the poem's theme--the worth of every human being--with humor and great warmth.In the small town of Iona, Idaho, Shadrach Widener and his parents come to a turning point when faced with the serious ilness of his youger sister, Jeannie. Barely able to make ends meet, Shad's parents are desperate to raise the money to pay for Jeannie's treatment. When their efforts meet with disapppointment and betrayal, the kindness of their neighbors and the gift of a violin from a poor old man help put things right, reaffirming the value of family and community and the redemptive power of music.
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Unforgettable Characters
Customer Rating:
If you've ever had a child or even a childhood, this book will touch you and remind of how important family, love, compassion and faith really are. Author Larry Barkdull eloquently uses simple, identifiable and very visual stories to show us how our lives connect and affect those we love and even those we barely know. Read this. The characters will move into your heart forever.
Good, Light Reading
Customer Rating:
This book is told in flashback, and it has an autobiographical feel. It's short, readable, nothing outstanding. It's a good book to read when you want something light, simple, and uplifting. If you're a baby boomer, you may be reminded of your own childhood memories as you read this book.
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Product Details
Binding:
Hardcover
Dewey Decimal Number:
813.54
EAN:
9780307440105
ISBN:
0307440109
Label:
Golden Books Pub Co (Adult)
Manufacturer:
Golden Books Pub Co (Adult)
Number Of Items:
1
Number Of Pages:
109
Publication Date:
1998-10
Publisher:
Golden Books Pub Co (Adult)
Studio:
Golden Books Pub Co (Adult)
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