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Light in the Window

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324 Reviews
RiverOak/Cook Communications Ministries, 2005 - Fiction - 480 pages
A new Reader's Guide for group discussion or personal reflection is included in this series-packaged bestseller. With his heart distracted by his free-spirited neighbor Cynthia, and his stomach and the rectory cash box distracted by Edith, Father Tim must decide whether he will practice what he preaches.

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Excellent dialog and pacing. - Goodreads
Pretty boring book, boring characters, boring plot. - Goodreads
I love the insights of characters in Mitford - Goodreads
I love the richness of the layers of storytelling. - Goodreads
Cute characters, and a nice, easy plot. - Goodreads
I love the pace of these stories. - Goodreads

Review: A Light in the Window (Mitford Years #2)

User Review  - Kris Irvin - Goodreads

I've suddenly realized just why the first Mitford book seems so slow. It's because the "action" is contained over the course of several novels and it's going to take a LONG time to get to the point ... Read full review

Review: A Light in the Window (Mitford Years #2)

User Review  - Christian Singer - Goodreads

This story builds on the previous one, showing the progress of Father Tim's relationship with his neighbor. Again, this series is character-driven so it is slower paced, but the reader gets to know ... Read full review

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About the author (2005)

Jan Karon was born in North Carolina in 1937. After a career in advertising, she began writing a column in the Blowing Rocket. The column, about life in the small North Carolina town of Mitford, centered around an Episcopalian minister named Father Tim. Her Father Tim stories were collected into a book and published by a Christian publisher. She has won numerous awards for her work including the Christy Award for A New Song and the Gold Medallion Award for A New Song, A Common Life, In This Mountain, and Shepards Abiding. She has also written two children's book entitled Miss Fannie's Hat and Jeremy: The Tale of an Honest Bunny. In 2010 her book Shepherds Abiding hit the New York Times best seller list.

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