Summary
13-year old Matt is spending the holidays at the dilapidated Woodhall mansion where his spirited step-sister Caroline works as cook. In a faded rose garden Matt meets Alix, proud old Madame Ayre's granddaughter, and is introduced to the tension-filled relationship between the embittered mother and her crippled son Theo. Matt must learn to judge character rather than appearances as Theo strives to turn the house into a home for orphans. Alix, through her willful foolishness, puts Theo's life in danger and brings a dramatic confrontation: Christian hope versus fatal self-pride. A timeless book with a fast-paced plot and vivid characters.
Additional Information
Series | Young adult bookshelf. |
Subjects |
Christian life
-- Fiction.
|
Publisher | Warsaw, N.D. : San Francisco :Bethlehem Books ;1995 Ignatius Press, |
Language |
English |
Description |
211 pages ; 22 cm. |
ISBN | 1883937094 |
Other | Classic View |