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Revolution

This book delves into the transformative power of revolution, examining its impact on individuals and communities amidst the backdrop of significant historical events. more

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Deborah Wiles
Deborah Wiles

Deborah Wiles is an American author known for her children's literature. Born on May 5, 1953, she graduated from the University of Georgia with a degree in English and drama. Wiles' works often delve into historical events and the psychology of teenagers, winning the hearts of readers. more

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“In the months following James' death, on thought had returned time and again as she passed others in the street. What secrets did these people hold? What had they endured? She wondered how many people rushing in and out of shops, or on their way to their work, had lost a love, or known deep disappointment or grief, fear, or want, yet summoned the resilience to go on. Those lines across foreheads, those mouths downturned --- what were the ruts on life's road that wrought such marks, those signs of scars on the soul?”

“The cure for our modern maladies is dirt under the fingernails and the feel of thick grass between the toes. The cure for our listlessness is to be out within the invigorating wind. The cure for our uselessness is to take back up our stewardship; for it is not that there has been no work to be done, we simply have not been attending to it.”