検索キーワード： 著者 "Pansy" すべてのカテゴリー

In this captivating sequel to *Four Girls at Chautauqua*, also known as *Obeying the Call*, we reunite with Ruth, Flossy, Eurie, and Ruth as they return home transformed by their new Christian faith. Eager to embrace their spiritual journey, they face the challenge of reconciling their newfound beliefs with their previous lives, all while navigating the prejudices of friends and acquaintances. Will they rise above the obstacles in their path and fulfill their calling? (Summary by Tricia G) Previous book in series *Four Girls at Chautauqua* Next book in series *Ruth Erskines Crosses*

Join eighteen-year-old Chrissy Hollister as she attends a transformative Christian Endeavor Society meeting during her summer away. Inspired by the experience, she sets out to establish a chapter back home, only to discover that turning her vision into reality is far more challenging than she anticipated. Follow her journey of faith and determination as she navigates the obstacles that stand in her way. - Summary by TriciaG

When lonely heiress Mary Thornton Brown mistakenly receives a job offer meant for Mary Brown, she seizes the opportunity to escape her sheltered life. Instead of spending her summer at a posh resort, she embarks on an adventurous journey as a hired girl in Mrs. Roberts boarding house. As she interacts with a vibrant cast of characters from all walks of life—many sharing her last name—Mary discovers the joy of friendship and self-discovery. Among her new acquaintances, a charming gentleman boarder stands out, but he is just one of the remarkable friends she will encounter during her ...

Join Christie Tucker on her first-ever adventure away from home as she embarks on a special one-day visit to her wealthy Uncle Daniel, coinciding with both Christmas and her birthday. With the railroad now connecting her small town to the larger world, Christies excitement is palpable. However, the journey is filled with unexpected twists and turns, leading to unforgettable consequences that ripple far beyond that single day. Written with a heartfelt touch, this delightful tale resonates with both young girls and adults alike. (Summary by TriciaG)

Wayne Piersons life has never been easy, marred by the turmoil of a hostile stepmother and stepbrother, leaving him homeless and adrift. His only refuge is his Aunt Crete, though even she remains unaware of the full extent of his struggles. Burdened by bitterness and resentment, Wayne finds himself at a crossroads can he make space in his heart for Christ and experience true love? Some must traverse the wilderness of lifes harsh realities to confront their pride and inadequacies, ultimately discovering the divine connection they desperately need. - Summary by TriciaG NOTE The emotional abuse ...

John Stuart King, a wealthy and successful author, is on the brink of writing his next novel featuring a homeless tramp. Confident in his research, he believes he understands the struggles of the homeless. However, during a sermon shared with a friend, the minister challenges his congregation to treat the homeless as if they were Christ himself. Inspired, John Stuart makes a bold decision to live as a tramp for a time, seeking to gain genuine insight into their world. Through this transformative experience, he uncovers not only the material for his book but also profound lessons about truth, ...

Aunt Hannah always dreamed of her nephew John marrying a local girl and taking over the family farm. However, John had other ambitions—first pursuing a college education and then entering seminary. Now, as he embarks on his first pastorate, it’s clear that his wife, Mattie, struggles with the responsibilities of a pastors wife and the demands of rural life. If only he had heeded Aunt Hannahs wishes! (Summary by MaryAnn)

This is not a self-help book. This is a self-detachment book. If you’re ready to become an unshakable force of calm indifference, to stop letting life stress you out, and to fully embrace the Stoic art of not giving a single damn, this is the book for you.

A collection of short stories for children, published in 1888. Some are "made up" stories and some are real-life accounts, all with the purpose of teaching -- a moral lesson, a Christian concept, or a bit of science or history. Presumably these were originally published in The Pansy, a magazine for children. --Summary by TriciaG Tune in section 2 by James McGranahan, 1877. Tune in section 32 by Philip P. Bliss, 1871.

Sixty-two short pieces, many/most of them originally published in The Pansy, a magazine for children. The topics are many and varied, but mostly involve children and teach a moral lesson. (Summary by TriciaG) PARENTAL WARNING: A couple stories, such as "Gertie's Sober Talk" and "Old Jack", are about animals that die or are put down, and who don't have souls.

In the Wilbur home, six o'clock on Saturday evening was the children's hour with Grandma. . . . During the season of which I am going to tell you, she and they had planned that the story was always to be about a certain verse in the Bible. . . . I cannot copy all the stories for you; but it has occurred to me that there is no good reason why, once a month, you should not join the Wilbur circle and hear for yourselves. So, without more ceremony, consider yourselves invited. - Summary from the text

Maynie Thorne has become a Christian, and she's joined the church. But somehow, despite her good intentions, she struggles to think and act like a Christian around her friends and family. I think many of us can relate. (Summary by TriciaG)

This is a collection of 40 short (some VERY short) stories from Christian author Pansy. They seem to have been taken from her magazine for children, The Pansy (1873–1896). Some are pure fiction; some are historical fiction, and some are true accounts of historical events. (Summary by TriciaG)

Seventh book in the Chautauqua Girls series. Written by Isabella Alden under the pseudonym “Pansy.” Erskine, Ruth's son (a 5-year-old at the end of Judge Burnham’s Daughters) is now a grown man, and Ruth is 50-something. He brings home an American wife from Paris, a woman who seems to want to tear apart mother and son. But Irene has some big secrets to hide. (Summary by TriciaG) Previous book in series: Workers Together, or, An Endless Chain Next book in series: Four Mothers at Chautauqua

Short stories and sketches all relating in some way to temperance and advocating for prohibition. Each story looks at a different facet of the issue. It is presumably children's literature, but most of it would not be understood by the younger set. I recommend pre-teens and older for these stories. - Summary by TriciaG

Rebecca Harlowe is a young woman who strives to apply Christ's instructions in the Bible to her daily life and relationships. In this book we witness some of her successes and failures and the effect of her example on those around her. (Summary by BookAngel7)

Two stories about young people. "Gertrude's Diary" is written by a young girl. She and her three friends have given to them Bible verses each month, and they journal about how well their lives measure up to the verses. In "The Cube", a society is formed of 27 cousins and friends, who perform plays for each other to guess what event in history the scenes are portraying. - Summary by TriciaG

Third book in the Chautauqua Girls series. Written by Isabella Alden under the pseudonym Pansy.Ruth's father brings home a wife and daughter, after 18 years, that Ruth had never known about. Suddenly she is no longer the queen of her home. And what's worse, the new mother and sister are rude and antagonistic. How will Ruth bear this cross? (Summary by Tricia G) Previous book in series: The Chautauqua Girls at Home Next book in series: Ester Ried Yet Speaking

A tale of human choices and lost opportunities, and how one's choices affect so many other lives, for good or ill. A borrowed watch. A selfish younger brother. An engagement and flirtation. A trip to the city to replace the watch turns David Ransom's life in a whole new direction. - Summary by TriciaG

Now that the railroad has come through, Christie Tucker's parents have decided to save enough for her to go to her well-to-do Uncle Daniel for a one-day visit, on Christmas, which is also Christie's birthday. It's her first trip away from home -- and on the cars! Of course, the trip doesn't turn out exactly as expected. That one day, and how Christie lived it, has consequences that keep coming! Addressed by the author to girls, it is still a pleasant story for adults, too. (Summary by TriciaG)