The Prodigal Girl by Grace Livingston Hill

The Prodigal Girl (original 1929; edition 2012)

by Grace Livingston Hill (Author)

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Title:	The Prodigal Girl
Authors:	Grace Livingston Hill (Author)
Info:	Barbour Books (2012), Edition: Reprint, Paperback, 320 pages
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The Prodigal Girl by Grace Livingston Hill (1929)

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The kids are getting out of hand, corrupted by the fast ways of city life. So Father takes drastic measures and moves them all to the farm. Will it work? (Well of course it will, this is Grace Livingston Hill we are talking about) but if you like these books, the fun is in watching it all happen. (

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As soon as the letter came that practically promised the contract for which he had been bending all his energies for the past six months, Chester Thornton sat back in his chair and let his mind relax.

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"For teenager Betty Thornton, life becomes grim when her father uproots their family and moves them to a remote Vermont farm. To Chester Thornton, however, his choice represents the best way to tame his daughter's rebellious spirit before the sweet girl he remembers disappears forever. Once isolated from her social circle of friends, Betty makes a drastic decision of her own - to elope with the boyfriend she left behind, Dudley Weston. Anything beats the mundane months ahead of her on the farm! But Betty's ida of a thrilling escape and a blissful marriage quickly fade into a scene straight from a nightmare. Now whirling deeper into a situation where one decision may cost more than she ever imagined, can Betty trust a passing stranger to lead her back home?--P. 4 of cover.… (more)

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