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Toute vérité n'est pas bonne à dire. Divulguer un secret est source de regret. Ce qu'on ignore ne fait pas de mal. Vraiment ? Qu'est-ce que j'étais bien à Cuba ! Je m'ennuie déjà de sa douce quiétude, alors que mon retour au pays est parsemé de remous avec une nouvelle coloc, des funérailles et quelques soucis au journal étudiant. Heureusement, Tom et moi vivons le parfait bonheur. Mais au moment où je m'y attends le moins, une photo apparaît dans nos vies comme un volcan sur le point d'exploser.

Je voulais la vérité, je l'ai eue ! Et qu'est-ce que ça a donné ? Un grand BOOM dans ma vie ! Jamais je n'aurais cru qu'apprendre la vérité bouleverserait autant le monde qui m'entoure. Mon cerveau déborde de questions ! Comment vais-je aider Tom à retrouver le sourire ? Pourquoi Cassandre refuse-t-elle de me laisser entrer dans sa vie ? Que lui est-il arrivé de si terrible pour qu'elle se braque ainsi ?

In the third installment of the Chautauqua Girls series, Ruths life takes an unexpected turn when her father returns home after 18 years with a new wife and daughter—strangers who upend her world. Suddenly, Ruth finds herself dethroned as the beloved queen of her own household, facing the harsh reality of her new familys rude and antagonistic behavior. How will she endure this challenging cross she must bear? (Summary by Tricia G) Previous book in series The Chautauqua Girls at Home Next book in series Ester Ried Yet Speaking

In the seventh installment of the Chautauqua Girls series, penned by Isabella Alden under the pen name Pansy, we find Ruths son, once a spirited 5-year-old in Judge Burnham’s Daughters, now navigating the complexities of adulthood. At over 50, Ruth faces a new challenge as her son returns home with an intriguing American wife from Paris. However, Irene harbors secrets that threaten to disrupt the bond between mother and son. Will their family ties withstand the test, or will hidden truths tear them apart? (Summary by TriciaG) Previous book in series Workers Together, or, An Endless Chain ...

In Grace Livingston Hills inspiring 1913 tale, we follow the journey of Michael, a young orphan who rises from the harsh streets of New York, selling newspapers to survive. His life takes a turn when he heroically saves the young heiress Starr Endicott, leading to a brighter future filled with education and new opportunities, thanks to Starrs grateful father. As Michael matures, he dedicates himself to guiding other troubled souls from his past, striving to teach them a better path. However, fate brings him face-to-face with danger once more as he must rescue Starr from a perilous situation. (...

Dive into an insightful essay that aims to foster happiness and harmony between parents and children. This work explores two crucial aspects I. The responsibilities of devoted parents in nurturing piety within their children, and II. The obligations that children owe to their parents to receive the blessings of respect and duty. This summary acts as the guiding subtitle of the book.

In this enchanting fourth installment of Father Brennans beloved Angel Food storybook series, readers will discover twenty-eight captivating tales designed to spark the imaginations of young minds. Each story not only entertains but also imparts vital lessons about knowing, loving, and serving God, guiding children on their own joyful journey to heaven. (Summary adapted from the original jacket.)

In Miss Dee Dunmore Bryant, we delve into the poignant life of the Bryant family, led by widowed Mrs. Bryant and her children—Benjamin, Caroline (affectionately known as Line), and little Daisy. Struggling with the weight of debt left by Mr. Bryant, the family teeters on the brink of poverty. As we journey with Ben and Daisy, we witness their determination to ease their familys burdens. Central to the story are the childrens cherished dolls, which serve as a vital source of income for the struggling family. - Summary by TriciaG

Dive into the second volume of the Woodville Stories, where we follow the tumultuous journey of Richard Grant, who finds himself in school and out. Despite his penchant for mischief and a series of unfortunate scrapes detailed in the early chapters, Richard is not merely a wayward boy. He possesses redeeming qualities that hint at the nobility within him—a spark that may lead to his redemption from the challenges that plague him. This gripping narrative sets the stage for the third installment in the Woodville series, titled Watch and Wait; The Young Fugitives.

In the face of hurricanes, volcanic eruptions, and the ravages of leprosy, Father Damiens unwavering dedication to his calling shone through. As a robust and compassionate young man, he channeled his strength and kindness into serving the leper colony of Molokai. This captivating childrens biography, penned by Eva K. Betz, a renowned author of historical and biographical works for young readers, brings to life the inspiring story of Father Damien. (Introduction from an original dust jacket and Maria Therese)

Imagine living the dream of every child being part of a circus! Rosalie experienced just that—fun-filled days without the need to pay a dime. She met fascinating people, witnessed breathtaking sights, and traveled the world freely. It sounds like a fairy tale, doesn’t it? But let’s take a closer look behind the scenes, beyond the glamour, smiles, and laughter. Is life under the big top as magical as it seems? With her unique perspective, Rosalie shares the truth about the challenges, struggles, and triumphs of circus life, all while exploring her faith in the Good Shepherd. Join her on ...

Dive into the enchanting world of Woodville with the first story in our captivating collection, where intriguing characters embark on transformative journeys. Meet Bertha Grant and her brother, Richard, as they navigate the complexities of life. One sibling embodies wisdom and purpose, while the other faces trials that reveal the true essence of what matters most. Join us in this heartfelt tale and stay tuned for the next installment, In School and Out; The Conquest of Richard Grant.

Dive into two captivating tales centered around the journey of youth. In Gertrudes Diary, a young girl and her three friends reflect on their lives through the lens of monthly Bible verses, journaling their personal growth and challenges along the way. Meanwhile, The Cube introduces a vibrant community of 27 cousins and friends who engage in creative plays, testing each others knowledge of history through dramatized scenes. Join them on a journey of self-discovery and imagination. - Summary by TriciaG

Dive into ten captivating short stories featuring young girls, each imparting valuable lessons about duty, integrity, and the essence of character. Join us for an inspiring journey of growth and understanding. (Summary by TriciaG)

Dive into the captivating world of the Catholic Churchs history with this engaging first volume designed for young readers. Covering the fascinating period from Christs death to the 5th Century, this book presents complex themes in a way thats accessible and enjoyable for children. (Summary by Maria Therese)

Mildred returns home after a visit to her mother’s relatives, blossoming into a woman of remarkable wisdom and beauty. With each passing day, she becomes an invaluable blessing to her family and community, attracting numerous marriage proposals. As new in-laws join the family, they welcome a delightful visit from Horace Dinsmore and his daughter, Elsie. Join us on this heartwarming journey filled with love and growth. - Summary by Amy

In a world where hope is scarce, twelve-year-old Winter Kelland endures a life of hardship as an orphan indentured to a ruthless farming couple. His only solace comes from eight-year-old Vine, a spirited neighbor who believes in his potential for greatness through education. When Winter can no longer bear the grueling existence on the farm, he makes a daring escape, only to find that the harsh reality of life on the streets is far worse than he imagined. At his lowest point, he crosses paths with a cantankerous spinster who learns to embrace Gods call to He that honoreth Him hath mercy on the ...

Dive into this enchanting folk tale that reveals the origins of the first Christmas tree. Follow the courageous hero, Winfried, and his young companion as they boldly confront the pagan rituals of winters arrival. As Winfried shares the gospel of Christ and the miracle of His birth, a wondrous event unfolds from the heavens, bringing hope and salvation to the people. In celebration of this miracle, the tradition of bringing the Christmas tree into their homes is born. (Summary by Penny Ann)

Join four spirited friends—spoiled yet charming Ruth, playful and mischievous Eurie, the independent and brainy Marion, and the shy, approval-seeking Flossy—as they embark on an unforgettable adventure at Chautauqua. Authored by Isabella M. Alden under the pen name Pansy, this captivating tale is the first in the Chautauqua Girls series. Set against the backdrop of a vibrant adult education movement that flourished in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, their lives are forever transformed through culture, entertainment, and the bonds of friendship. (Summary by TriciaG and Wikipedia)

Join Ethelred Preston on an unforgettable journey in this captivating tale for boys, penned by Fr. Finn, SJ. As Ethelred embarks on his way to college, he encounters the cunning Packy Jarloe, a peddler who convinces him to swap places. While Packy poses as Ethelred at Henrytown College, Ethelred inherits his peddlers pack and ventures out to seek his fortune. What follows is a delightful blend of humor and heartfelt moments as Ethelred navigates the challenges of his new life. However, as the deception unravels, he faces trials that ultimately lead him to find his place as a beloved student at...