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Thread: Classic Christian Fiction - suggestions
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Dormouse
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The Bronze Bow by Elizabeth George Speare. Wonderful YA Christian book. I must re read it soon.
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opaWim
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Classic Christian fiction?
My candidates are:
A Prayer for Owen Meany, by John Irving.
The Starbridge Series and The St. Benet's Trilogy, by Susan Howatch.
And, depending on your definitions of great/fiction/non-fiction/truth/Truth, a smaller or greater part of the collection of books commonly known as The Bible.
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Huia
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Originally posted by Dormouse:
The Bronze Bow by Elizabeth George Speare. Wonderful YA Christian book. I must re read it soon.
I also liked The Witch of Blackbird Pond which was another one of her books. It was set the early days in America and the "witch" was a Quaker who was being persecuted by Puritans.
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