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Beowulf: Monster Slayer by Paul D. Storrie and Ron Randall, image (c) 2009 Netlibrary
 
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  Summer plans to read
  The Scarlet Thread
  by Francine Rivers
  over summer break


Summer Nielsen


The overarching theme of The Scarlet Thread is about the sovereignty of God in the midst of difficult circumstances. The protagonist, Sierra, finds out that her husband took a job across country and is uprooting the family, and as she struggles to accept this new situation, she begins to read an old diary belonging to one of her ancestors. The diary details the trials of the pioneer woman moving across the country and how she allowed God to work in her life, and its parallel situation becomes instrumental in changing Sierra's heart. It's really good so far!

Summer Nielsen, Senior
Communication Studies
 

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