The Esther Vice House

The Esther Vice House

by Wilma F. Smith
The Esther Vice House

The Esther Vice House

by Wilma F. Smith

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Overview

During the Spring of 1929, a terrible accident changes the life course of Esther Clark, a young teacher in rural Indiana. Hearing a scream, she races out the schoolhouse door, finding six-year-old Willie writhing on the ground, holding his bloody eye. A whirlwind of events carries the unwilling and skeptical Esther through revival meetings by a charismatic traveling evangelist and dumps her in despair when the school board unexpectedly fires her. What's more, her mother shames her into an unlikely marriage that propels her on a cross-country journey which challenges her faith, explores the hardships of poverty and loneliness, and ultimately provides testament to the perseverance of the human spirit.

Product Details

BN ID: 2940015550719
Publisher: Tan-Jo Books
Publication date: 10/03/2012
Sold by: Barnes & Noble
Format: eBook
Pages: 263
File size: 945 KB

About the Author

Wilma F. Smith is a retired educator who enjoyed a versatile forty-eight year career of teacher, principal, superintendent of schools, consultant, and senior associate for national network of schools and colleges.

Publications include: Leadership for Educational Renewal, School-Based Management, Metaphor for Motivation, Instructional Leadership, How Principals Make a Difference, and Interaction Incidents for School Leaders.

She is a member of the Skagit Valley Writers League. She participates in a creative writing group in Tucson, Arizona.
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