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Head of the house by Grace Livingston Hill · Booklabria

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Head of the house

Name: Head of the house
Author: Grace Livingston Hill

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First published: 1940
Language: English
Editions: 4

Synopsis

When Jennifer’s parents tragically die in an accident, it is up to Jennifer to keep the family strong in the face of unpleasant relatives - and a mysteriously unknown guardian. Follow Jennifer and her five siblings as they navigate their new life - and find new life in Christ along the way.

Subjects: Romance
Orphans
Christian Romance
Time: Early 1900s

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