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  • Love Me, But From Over There

    A Guide to Keeping People at Arm’s Length (or Preferably, in Another Time Zone)

    "Love Me, But From Over There: A Guide to Keeping People at Arm’s Length (or Preferably, in Another Time Zone)"The ultimate handbook for commitment-phobes, emotionally stunted romantics, and anyone who breaks into a cold sweat at the phrase, “We need to talk.” ATTENTION, WALKING RED FLAG: Do you panic when someone texts, “I miss you”?Have you ghosted someone while still liking all their Instagram ... Read more

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  • Did I Just Embarrass Myself? (Probably, But Let’s Obsess Over It for 12 Hours)

    A Play-by-Play Breakdown of Every Conversation You’ve Ever Had

    Did I just embarrass myself? (Probably, but let’s obsess over it for 12 hours.)Welcome to the official handbook for people who replay every conversation they've ever had like it's a humiliating movie they didn’t consent to star in.If you’ve ever:✔️ Rehearsed saying “here” before roll call.✔️ Changed grocery store lines to avoid small talk.✔️ Said “you too” when a waiter told you to enjoy your meal ... Read more

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  • The Long Way Home

    Andrew Forbes is in love with Ilsa Harmon, but is he ready for marriage?With the impetuousness of youth, Andy asks Ilsa to marry him, and then sets out to prepare for their life together. He buys a ring and purchases a home . . . but he ignores every opportunity to ensure God is present at the center of their union.It isn’t long before the young couple’s personalities clash and they begin to head ... Read more

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  • Monteagle

    by Pansy ...
    "Monteagle" is a work that bears the marks of nineteenth-century popular fiction, blending romance, moral tension, and social observation in a narrative likely shaped by the conventions of domestic and sentimental literature. The novel appears to center on character, feeling, and the pressures exerted by class, duty, and private desire, all rendered in a style attentive to emotional nuance and the ... Read more

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  • Following heavenward

    Or, The story of Alfred Reid

    by Pansy ...
    Pansy's Following Heavenward is a didactic evangelical novel that traces a young woman's spiritual awakening through the trials, temptations, and moral decisions of ordinary life. Written in the lucid, earnest prose characteristic of nineteenth-century Protestant fiction, the book combines domestic realism with overt religious instruction, using scenes of family life, friendship, and inward ... Read more

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  • Sunshine Factory

    by Pansy ...
    The story revolves around the efforts of a group of young people who are determined to spread kindness and joy in their community, akin to a "sunshine factory." Through their actions and attitudes, they strive to make a positive difference in the lives of those around them, even in the face of challenges and adversity.Pansy, known for her didactic and morally uplifting stories, often infused her ... Read more

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  • Railroad building, and other stories

    by Pansy ...
    In "Railroad Building, and Other Stories," Pansy intricately weaves tales that explore the multifaceted experiences of late 19th-century American life, particularly focusing on the transformative impact of railroad expansion. The literary style is characterized by vivid imagery and rich characterizations, complemented by a keen social insight that reflects the complexities of progress, community, ... Read more

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  • Four Girls at Chautauqua

    by Pansy ...
    The story revolves around four young girls, each with distinct personalities, who attend the Chautauqua Institution, a real-life educational and cultural center located in New York State. Throughout the narrative, the girls experience personal growth, confront challenges, and learn valuable life lessons during their time at Chautauqua.Isabella Macdonald Alden, under the pseudonym Pansy, often ... Read more

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  • Little Fishers: and Their Nets

    by Pansy ...
    Little Fishers: and Their Nets revolves around a group of children who are likened to "little fishers," referencing the biblical metaphor of "fishers of men" from the New Testament. The story likely focuses on their efforts to do good, spread kindness, and live out their Christian faith in their community.The children, guided by their faith and the teachings of their church or family, embark on ... Read more

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  • Divers Women

    "Divers Women" is a collection of stories that explore the lives, experiences, and challenges faced by women in various contexts and circumstances. The stories likely touch upon themes such as love, friendship, faith, and the pursuit of fulfillment and purpose in life.Isabella Macdonald Alden, who wrote under the pseudonym Pansy, was a prolific author of Christian fiction and children's literature ... Read more

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  • Tales of Struggle: A Collection of 23 Storybooks from the Depths of Poverty

    State of the Union Addresses, The Lady Poverty, Hungry Hearts, Alone in London, L'Assommoir, etc.

    Tales of Struggle: A Collection of 23 Storybooks from the Depths of Poverty offers a poignant tapestry of narratives, intricately woven around the universal theme of struggle against socio-economic adversities. From stark realism to evocative storytelling, this anthology embraces a spectrum of literary styles that cast light on poverty's multifaceted impact on individuals and communities. This ... Read more

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  • Ruth Erskine's Son

    by Pansy ...
    "Ruth Erskine's Son" follows the life of Ruth Erskine's son, who faces challenges and choices that test his character and faith. The story likely begins with Ruth Erskine, a character known from previous novels by Pansy, and her impact on her son's upbringing and values.As the protagonist matures, he encounters various situations that challenge his beliefs and principles. These challenges may ... Read more

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