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Partonville marks its centennial plus thirty--by arguing over the best way to celebrate it.

Eager to minister to the poor, well-bred Abigail ignores her parents' warnings and ventures into the slums of London.

Through much hard work, Rese Barrett has turned a run-down Sonoma villa into a successful B&B.

The fourth book in the series finds the residents of Partonville preparing for a festive Thanksgiving dinner at the local church.

Former runaway Serafina Gavi has grown very close to her godly friend John Falconer.

The holidays are coming and a plan to build a mini-mall has some residents in a tizzy.

Recovering from despair, Sophie Michelli leaves her close-knit Bronx family for her brother's villa in California's wine country.

With starvation stalking, Leah welcomes her brother Jacob's dogsled full of supplies.

In Partonville, a tiny southern Illinois farming town, 87-year-old Dorothy Jean Wetstrs is the self-proclaimed town matriarch.

Enjoy the humorous and true-to-life adventures of 87- year-old "youngster," Dorothy Wetstra, in this highly engaging sequel to Dearest Dorothy, Are We There Yet? (K1050).

Shunned by his Quaker community for marrying a servant girl, Daniel Dickinson pursues a new life on the Virginia frontier, where his family's values are tested by the challenges of homestead life a

Captivating and heart–wrenching from start to finish

Ever so slowly Dakota Territory is being transformed from a vast prairie into rich farmland.

The stories of three young people who experience the tumult—in three eras—as new religions are about to be born. Dina is a slave, a weaver for the royalty of Ancient Egypt.

Secular humanism has triumphed. Everything the late Victorians believed would bring human happiness has been achieved, but what has been created is a sterile world of crass materialism.