All Through the Night

by Grace Livingston Hill

Book Overview

Threatened by the greed and duplicity of a hostile world, young and lovely Dale Huntley's greatest sorrow is that her beloved is at war -- and that he might never return. But in her darkest hour,... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 084230018X
• ISBN13: 9780842300186
• Release Date: June 1996
• Publisher: Living Books
• Length: 224 Pages
• Weight: 0.35 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.7" x 4.2" x 7.0"

Customer Reviews

Great Book Again!

Great Christian Novel

This novel is inspiring as is all Grace Livingston Hill novels. It makes you realize how God touches everyone and how he is so amazing.

All Through the Night

I have read this book several times, and I enjoy it more every time. The story is about a girl whose grandmother has just died, and in the midst of her grief, unwelcome relatives arrive. As unfeeling, rude, and obnoxious as they act, the girl does not return wrong for wrong. Through it all, she has the memory of her Savior who will bring her through every trial that comes along, and also, that there is a young man somewhere who loves her. Knowing that her beloved is across the ocean, at war, and waiting to return to her, and that her Savior loves and cares for her is just what she needs to carry her through it all. And just maybe, her relatives will see something in her, that they've never seen in anyone else, and maybe they can change, too.

All Through the Night

I've read this book time and time again, and every time, I like it more. The main character is a girl by the name of Dale whose grandmother has just died. Right in the middle of her grief, several of her relatives arrive. Rather than caring about her, these rude, obnoxious and unfeeling people have no reason for being there except to get money that was supposedly left to them. At this same time, Dale's beloved leaves to go to war, and this is one of the things that carries her through the trying times ahead. No matter what her family says or does to her, she has the memory of her beloved across the sea, who is waiting patiently to be allowed to return to her. And through it all, her Savior carries her through all of her trials, so that she never returns hurt for hurt, even when her heart seems to be breaking. Maybe, when its all through, her selfish family will actually see something in her that they don't have, and maybe they'll change because of it.