Rebecca Harding Davis se erige como una pionera del realismo literario estadounidense. Enfocó intencionadamente su escritura en las luchas de grupos marginados del siglo XIX, incluyendo a afroamericanos, mujeres, inmigrantes y la clase trabajadora. A través de sus narrativas, Davis aspiró a generar un cambio social, poniendo en primer plano la difícil situación de estas comunidades a menudo pasadas por alto. Su obra se distingue por su realismo inquebrantable y un profundo compromiso con el fomento de la empatía y la comprensión.
Set against the backdrop of Santa Barbara, this imaginative tale features a baby dolphin emerging from a woman's wall, symbolizing the region's connection to the ocean. Beautifully illustrated by local author Rebecca Davis, the story celebrates beach life and local landmarks, inviting readers to embrace a love for the sea and its enchanting creatures.
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Read fourteen true stories of the Light of the World shining in the land of Colombia, South America. God has delivered people from burning houses. God has healed the ones who cursed. God has even rescued kidnappers.
True missionary stories from the highlands of Papua, Indonesia from 1955 to 2010, when one of the tribes received their first New Testament.
The Karen tribe had been waiting for generations to hear the Word of God. The legend of the missing white book had been passed down throughout the centuries. When the missionaries came, they found a people ready to listen and believe.
From one old woman's prayer, a young girl was brought to faith, a missionary was sent to Africa and a church was born in Central Africa.
These stories from Ethiopia show the power of God. Find out about the invisible evangelist, the two girls who prayed and other astonishing stories.
