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The Little City of Hope

The Little City of Hope

The Little City of Hope

F. Marion Crawford / FMarion Crawford

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Wildside Press
Año de edición:
2024
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Ficción moderna y contemporánea
ISBN:
9780809531141
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In this uplifting Christmas tale, an inventor and his young son struggle to overcome financial hardship and make their dreams come true. Set during the holiday season, the story follows their creative efforts to build a miniature 'City of Hope' as a symbol of resilience and optimism. Crawford’s novella captures the warmth of father-son bonds, the spirit of perseverance, and the magic of hope during Christmastime.

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