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Children's Children's Books Fiction Humor Humor & Entertainment Literature & FictionWhile the story takes place long ago, I can connect to things going on now. I found myself encouraged by the way the characters faced dilemma's, pray first, listen, and then act. The sense of "community" continues to draw me into these books, and I look forward to reading all of the series.
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Going home to Blessing, North Dakota is a favorite reading pastime for me. I've been a fan of Lauraine Snelling's books about the Bjourkland family and their friends for well over ten years. I look forward to each new book about the townsfolk and the going ons in their lives as they live out the American dream out in the west. With this book, we get to read the story of Rebecca Baard, cousin of Penny and daughter to Ingeborg's...
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Lauraine Snelling keeps us spell bound to Blessing and the characters we have learned to love. I hope she produces yet another in this wonderful, uplifting series. My friends cannot wait for me to add each book to the church library!
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This is a wonderful story...before you read it though, start with The Red River of the North and do the complete series. You won't be sorry. Lauraine Snelling does such a great job with the history weaving a story, of a wonderful Norweigein family and their faith in God, and their struggles with a new country. I hope there is a Daughters of Blessing #5, I'm looking forward to it. t
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I bought this book for my 94-year old mother as a continuation of the "Daughters of Blessing" series. She's read many books by Lauraine Snelling and has enjoyed them all because she can relate to the setting and the characters. Plus, they're Christian books that aren't too preachy.
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