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Beside a picture of the book's cover, here's what they said:
"The simplest gifts mean the most. Ian and Patrick Collins are grandfather and grandson struggling to cope with loss. Young Patrick wants only three things for Christmas: the Army to find his dad; to leave his granddad's house; the wooden soldier in Ian's attic. A boy's prayers, some letters and an unfinished carved soldier help bring forgiveness and reconciliation to a family desperately in need of both."
What a great surprise (if you get the magazine, it's on page 49).
How exciting. Congratulations!
ReplyDeleteThanks Jules, it was an unexpected surprise. Hope you and your family have a wonderful Christmas down there in New Zealand.
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