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Bertha B. Moore (1890–1965)

Auteur de The Three Baers

38 oeuvres 138 utilisateurs 1 Critiques

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Œuvres de Bertha B. Moore

The Three Baers (1938) 24 exemplaires
The Baers' Christmas (1951) 9 exemplaires
The Triplets Become Good Neighbors (1945) 9 exemplaires
The Triplets Over J.O.Y. (1941) 8 exemplaires
The Triplets Go Places (1957) 6 exemplaires
The Triplets Go South (1943) 5 exemplaires
The Touch of Polly Tucker (1950) 5 exemplaires
The Triplets Have an Adventure (1947) 5 exemplaires
The triplets receive a reward (1946) 4 exemplaires
The Triplets Take Over (1956) 4 exemplaires
The Triplets in Business (1945) 4 exemplaires
The girl of the listening heart (1937) 4 exemplaires
Eyes Unto the Hills (1951) 4 exemplaires
The Time of Their Coming (1944) 4 exemplaires
Ordered Steps (1940) 3 exemplaires
Doctor Happy (1946) 3 exemplaires
The Triplets Sign Up (2013) 3 exemplaires
The triplets make a discovery (1948) 3 exemplaires
Mary Sunshine (1939) 3 exemplaires
Joyous Judy 3 exemplaires
Listen, The Bells (1949) 3 exemplaires
One More Year (1945) 2 exemplaires
The Triplets go to Camp (1955) 2 exemplaires
A New Song 2 exemplaires
Go with him twain (1946) 2 exemplaires
Never Forgotten 2 exemplaires
Joyous Judy (1945) 1 exemplaire
These, My People (1945) 1 exemplaire
The Triplets Fly High (1950) 1 exemplaire
The Three Baers, The Baers' Christmas, The Triplets in Business, The Triplets Go South, The Triplets Over J.O.Y.… (1943) 1 exemplaire
Tomorrow Begins Today 1 exemplaire
Triplets In Business 1 exemplaire
Laborers together 1 exemplaire
One Master (1945) 1 exemplaire
Mary Sunshine by Bertha B. Moore (1939) 1 exemplaire
The Baers' Christmas 1 exemplaire
The Triplets Try TV 1 exemplaire
TRIPLETS GO SOUTH, THE, 4th in the Triplet Series 1 exemplaire
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The girl of the listening heart par Bertha B. Moore
A rather twee beginning and a very Christian-of-a-certain-flavour continuation. Betsann wants to be a rich and famous author and thinks she has to get involved in city life to know what she's writing about. Her childhood friend Jimmy sermonises at her a lot about how there's no need to write about all that sinful stuff when she could write good wholesome stories based on the life she already knows.

Betsann then spends most of the book around people who drink, smoke and dance, while resisting surrendering herself to Jesus. For bonus hilarity, someone opines that you'd never see Jesus at parties drinking. Uh...… (plus d'informations)
 
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zeborah | Jun 5, 2013 |
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Œuvres
38
Membres
138
Popularité
#148,171
Évaluation
2.0
Critiques
1
ISBN
4

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