So, I've read the book ;)
"Face Toward the Spring," by Faith Baldwin--I'd written about it here, back in July, wondering who was right--the reviewer who gave it one star, or the reviewer who gave it five ;)
Bought the book last autumn, finished reading it last week. As I suspected, the truth is somewhere in between--I can't say I cared all that much for the book--many of the stories had been written for, and published in, "The Christian Herald" magazine, which, of course, colors the book. So yes, it's a bit preachy. Besides, it's the author's first non-fiction book, so that is another reason I think it's not as good as "Evening Star". It had a few good passages; as you probably saw, I quoted one the other day, over here
Anyway, it was good enough to finish reading, and inexpensive, and it'll go to The Little Free Library ;)
As a side note, there was a passage in the book which made me grateful for the times having changed...
Bought the book last autumn, finished reading it last week. As I suspected, the truth is somewhere in between--I can't say I cared all that much for the book--many of the stories had been written for, and published in, "The Christian Herald" magazine, which, of course, colors the book. So yes, it's a bit preachy. Besides, it's the author's first non-fiction book, so that is another reason I think it's not as good as "Evening Star". It had a few good passages; as you probably saw, I quoted one the other day, over here
Anyway, it was good enough to finish reading, and inexpensive, and it'll go to The Little Free Library ;)
As a side note, there was a passage in the book which made me grateful for the times having changed...
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Apples and carrots YUM! Good for you! Such great things to eat and especially in winter :)
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Hehe yes, they were good too :)
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