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The Book of Ruth

The Book of Ruth is a short biblical book that tells the story of Ruth, a Moabite woman who marries Naomi's son, Mahlon. After her husband and mother-in-law die, Ruth remains loyal to Naomi, choosing to follow her back to Israel. Ruth's story is one of transformation and acceptance, as she becomes part of the Israelite people and eventually marries Boaz, a relative of Naomi. The narrative explores themes of loyalty, love, and God's provision, and is often seen as a story of redemption and hope. more

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Jane Hamilton
Jane Hamilton

Jane Hamilton is an American novelist known for her profound depiction of Midwestern life. Born on July 13, 1957, her works often focus on family, love, and community relationships, enjoying great popularity among readers. more

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“The marvelous, I say again, is all around, at every time and in every age. It is, or should be, life itself, as long as that life is not made deliberately sordid as this society does so cleverly with its schools, religion, law courts, war occupations and liberations, concentration camps and horrible material and mental poverty. And yet, I remember, it was in Rennes prison where they had me locked up in May 1940, because I had committed the crime of thinking such a society was my enemy, unless it was simply because it had forced me like so many others to defend it twice in my life when I felt nothing in common with it.”