Emma's Gift

by Leisha Kelly

Book Overview

In this sequel to Julia's Hope, two families discover the depth of God's faithfulness as together they face loss and grief in the midst of the Great Depression. This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0800758579
• ISBN13: 9780800758578
• Release Date: September 2003
• Publisher: Fleming H. Revell Company
• Length: 314 Pages
• Weight: 1.05 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.8" x 5.5" x 8.6"

Customer Reviews

Excellent

We loved this book plus the rest in the series. We recommend this heartwarming book of love, hope, faith, challenge and charity to everyone. Wish more books were written like this with a positive message.

Emmas Gift

I loved this book. It takes the reader to a time where life is really hard. Makes me grateful to God for the life I have.

Leisha Kelly scores again!!

This second book and sequal to Julia's Hope is a great book of reality. It very clearly depicts the hard and sad times our country experienced during the depression. It also shows the strength and courage the people of that era had. Making it possible for them to survive during that bleak period in our history by their faith in God and working together with their neighbors. The times were hard and life had many trials. Mrs. Kelly did a wonderful job of painting a very true and clear picture with her easy flowing words.

Great Book about Trusting In God

I thought this was a very good book.It was sad in different places but also showed how you have to put your trust in God Know matter what your going thru.I enjoyed this book and Just ordered her other book called Julia Hope.Ireally felt sorry for Elizabeth the oldest of the ten kids she had so much onher shoulders but she knew that she had to help with all herbrothers and sisters.Again great book.Loved it.

Up and coming Author!!

Leisha Kelly has written another winner! A book about the depression (1929), human compassion and help for others. It is one of the best books I have read (and I read many). The characters (children too) each have their own personalities. The lives of Julia and Samuel continue and they continue to survive the depression although it is hard and also help others. Will not get into the story - it's too good. Don't want to spoil a great book for you.