Grace Livingston Hill
Grace Livingston Hill, born in 1865, was a beloved American author known for her heartwarming novels that often blended themes of faith, romance, and personal growth. Growing up in a family steeped in the traditions of the Congregational Church, Hill's deep-rooted spirituality significantly influenced her writing. With a natural gift for storytelling, she published her first novel, "The Chautauqua Girl," in 1900, and went on to write over 100 novels, most of which were aimed at a female audience seeking uplifting narratives during a time of great societal change.
The Story of a Whim
A group of girls send gifts and letters to one whom they think to be a young woman like them. "Christie" is really a poor young ba…
Exit Betty
A romantic tale of a runaway bride who must escape her overbearing family and groom. Did she make a mistake, or will her future hold true lo…
A Daily Rate
A dark, dreary boardinghouse, with unpalatable meals and slovenly housekeeping is all she can afford. But God will give Celia just what she …
According to the Pattern
Miriam Winthrop doesn't know what to do when she realizes her beloved husband Claude, the father of her children, has become infatuated with…
Marcia Schuyler
A compelling love triangle. Marcia is young & sweet. Her older sister Kate is vain & selfish. Marcia deeply admires the man that Kat…
A Little Servant
A Little Servant tells the touching story of a young girl devoted to serving Jesus and the impact of her faith on those around her. Through …
Exit Betty (Version 2)
This book recounts the adventures of a young heiress, Betty, as she flees from an unwanted forced marriage. She finds refuge with a poor Chr…
Pansies for Thoughts
The young Grace Livingston compiled this book using quotes from her aunt's works; Isabella Macdonald Alden (who wrote under the pen name &qu…
A Chautauqua Idyl
The trees, flowers, and animals of a peaceful pasture meet together to discuss and learn of theology. Summary by Scarlett Martin.