Set in the early backdrop of rural Iowa in the early 1920's, Still Water Runs Deep is the memorable story of a young woman at the threshold of her teaching career. Welcomed into the hearts and lives... This description may be from another edition of this product.
Based on facts gleaned from her mother's experiences as a teacher in the 1920's, Gutteridge has written a story describing the period in all of its glory; bitter mid-west winters, small town charm, pre-electric farm life, and party line telephones. It is a fascinating read!
Still Water Runs Deep
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This charming book tells the story of a young woman and her first year of teaching school in the Midwest in the 1800's. As she goes off to board with a young family near her school, she learns about relationships in a small town. When a surly, abusive neighbor turns up dead, the townspeople look for clues. The story evolves with wit, rich characters, and a hearty dose of intrigue!
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