Out to Canaan (The Mitford Years, Book 4)
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| Rating | : | 4.40 (509 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 078655813X |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 518 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 0000-00-00 |
| Language | : | English |
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I love the Mitford series Sarah Cassidy I love the Mitford series! But do know that this audio book is the abridged version ready by the author, Jan Karon. The unabridged version. Is read by John McDonough, who does and incredible job. The abridged version does feel like your missing some things but is still great. My hubby and I like to "go on vacation to Mitford" because these books do se. "Father Tim Kavanaugh is a winner again" according to George C. Draper Jr. My wife introduced me to Jan Karon some time ago saying I needed something different in my reading selections, less drama and fighting and violence and she was right. Over the times I have had a chance to get and enjoy Mitford, my life has been filled with more plain joy in reading and watching in my mind's eye the life of my favorite Episcopal Minist. Justina Hayden said Another engaging visit to Mitford. There is not a one of the Mitford/Father Tim books that I've not read more than three times--many far more than that. I don't know what more I can say that will express my delight in these books. I've noticed that I often pick them up when I'm feeling low or anxious. They're very restful.I like spending time with these folks, even the wicked Edith is
Tour.. $150,000 ad/promo. In the small town of Mitford, rector Father Tim and his lovely wife Cynthia ponder their retirement plans, trying to raise their young charge, Dooley, and find Dooley's missing, abandoned siblings, while a brash mayoral candidate is calling for development and ""progress."" 100,000 first printing
legal counsel, psychologist, foster parent, headhunter, husband, political analyst, and rector of his congregation. The good rector continues to doctor Dooley's troubled past by locating his siblings, Poohbaw and Jessie, and finding their alcoholic mother, Pauline, work. If that isn't enough, a suspicious company called "Miami Development" wants to buy Sadie Baxter's home--a Mitford landmark--and turn it into a hoity-toity spa. --Rebekah Warren. Mix one part All Creatures Great and Small with two parts Lake Wobegon, sprinkle a little Anne of Green Gables and get: Mitford, the pinnacle of provincial life, where homespun wisdom, guarded tradition, and principled faith are the precepts of good living. Father Tim has his hands full again with Dooley, his foster child who is back from prep school for the summer. The patriarch of the tightly bound community of Mitford, North Carolina, is Father Timothy Kavanaugh, a.k