Sunny Slopes By: Ethel Hueston (1887-)
Sunny Slopes by Ethel Hueston is a delightful and heartwarming novel that takes readers on a journey through the idyllic setting of a small town nestled in the countryside. From the very first page, Hueston's exquisite storytelling captures the essence of this charming community and its vivid characters, leaving readers captivated until the very end. The novel revolves around Anne Thornton, a young and spirited woman who returns to her childhood home in Sunny Slopes after a prolonged absence. As she reconnects with her family and childhood friends, Anne finds herself immersed in a world of nostalgia, where memories of the past intertwine with the present. Hueston masterfully weaves together these two timelines, creating a rich tapestry of emotions and experiences that will resonate with readers of all ages. One of the standout aspects of Sunny Slopes is Hueston's ability to develop multidimensional characters that feel like old friends. From the kind-hearted and wise Aunt Jemima to the mischievous yet lovable child, Ned, each person in the story possesses a unique personality and plays a crucial role in Anne's journey of self-discovery. Hueston's attention to detail in character development is commendable, as readers are effortlessly drawn into their lives, feeling both joy and sorrow alongside them. The picturesque setting of Sunny Slopes serves as more than just a backdrop; it becomes a character in its own right. Hueston's descriptive prose paints a vivid picture of the lush landscapes, glistening lakes, and charming cottages that make up this quaint town. Through her lyrical descriptions, readers can practically feel the warm sun on their skin and hear the soft rustle of leaves as they immerse themselves in the tranquil beauty of Sunny Slopes. Furthermore, the narrative is underpinned by a beautiful exploration of family dynamics, friendship, and the power of second chances. Hueston examines the complexities of relationships, ranging from the familial bond between Anne and her aunt to the blossoming romance with her childhood friend, Tom. The themes of forgiveness, redemption, and finding one's true purpose are intricately woven into the plot, leaving readers with a deep sense of hope and introspection. Sunny Slopes is a timeless tale that will transport readers to a simpler, more innocent time. Ethel Hueston's writing prowess shines throughout this novel, making it difficult to put down. Her ability to evoke genuine emotions and create a palpable sense of nostalgia is remarkable. Whether you're a fan of historical fiction, heartwarming stories, or simply long for a tale that will uplift your spirits, this book is a must-read. Ethel Hueston's Sunny Slopes is an enchanting masterpiece that will leave an indelible mark on any reader fortunate enough to embark on this captivating journey. First Page: SUNNY SLOPES by ETHEL HUESTON Author of Prudence of the Parsonage, Prudence Says So, Etc. Illustrated by Arthur William Brown [Frontispiece: "A minister's wife! You look more like a little girl's baby doll."] Grosset & Dunlap Publishers New York Copyright 1917 The Bobbs Merrill Company This Book Is Written in Memory of My Husband Eager in Service, Patient in Illness Unfaltering in Death, and Is Dedicated to The St. Louis Presbytery To Which I Owe a Debt of Interest Of Sympathy and of Unfailing Friendship I Can Ever Hope to Pay CONTENTS CHAPTER I THE BEGINNING II MANSERS III A BABY IN BUSINESS IV A WOMAN IN THE CHURCH V A MINISTER'S SON VI THE HEAVY YOKE VII THE FIRST STEP VIII REACTION IX UPHEAVAL X WHERE HEALTH BEGINS XI THE OLD TEACHER XII THE LAND O' LUNGERS XIII OLD HOPES AND NEW XIV NEPTUNE'S SECOND DAUGHTER XV THE SECOND STEP XVI DEPARTED SPIRITS XVII RUBBING ELBOWS XVIII QUIESCENT XIX RE CREATION XX LITERARY MATERIAL XXI ADVENTURING XXII HARBORAGE XXIII THE SUNNY SLOPE XXIV THE END ILLUSTRATIONS "A minister's wife! You look more like a little girl's baby doll." ... Continue reading book >>

Sunny Slopes By: Ethel Hueston (1887-)

Sunny Slopes by Ethel Hueston is a delightful and heartwarming novel that takes readers on a journey through the idyllic setting of a small town nestled in the countryside. From the very first page, Hueston's exquisite storytelling captures the essence of this charming community and its vivid characters, leaving readers captivated until the very end.

The novel revolves around Anne Thornton, a young and spirited woman who returns to her childhood home in Sunny Slopes after a prolonged absence. As she reconnects with her family and childhood friends, Anne finds herself immersed in a world of nostalgia, where memories of the past intertwine with the present. Hueston masterfully weaves together these two timelines, creating a rich tapestry of emotions and experiences that will resonate with readers of all ages.

One of the standout aspects of Sunny Slopes is Hueston's ability to develop multidimensional characters that feel like old friends. From the kind-hearted and wise Aunt Jemima to the mischievous yet lovable child, Ned, each person in the story possesses a unique personality and plays a crucial role in Anne's journey of self-discovery. Hueston's attention to detail in character development is commendable, as readers are effortlessly drawn into their lives, feeling both joy and sorrow alongside them.

The picturesque setting of Sunny Slopes serves as more than just a backdrop; it becomes a character in its own right. Hueston's descriptive prose paints a vivid picture of the lush landscapes, glistening lakes, and charming cottages that make up this quaint town. Through her lyrical descriptions, readers can practically feel the warm sun on their skin and hear the soft rustle of leaves as they immerse themselves in the tranquil beauty of Sunny Slopes.

Furthermore, the narrative is underpinned by a beautiful exploration of family dynamics, friendship, and the power of second chances. Hueston examines the complexities of relationships, ranging from the familial bond between Anne and her aunt to the blossoming romance with her childhood friend, Tom. The themes of forgiveness, redemption, and finding one's true purpose are intricately woven into the plot, leaving readers with a deep sense of hope and introspection.

Sunny Slopes is a timeless tale that will transport readers to a simpler, more innocent time. Ethel Hueston's writing prowess shines throughout this novel, making it difficult to put down. Her ability to evoke genuine emotions and create a palpable sense of nostalgia is remarkable. Whether you're a fan of historical fiction, heartwarming stories, or simply long for a tale that will uplift your spirits, this book is a must-read. Ethel Hueston's Sunny Slopes is an enchanting masterpiece that will leave an indelible mark on any reader fortunate enough to embark on this captivating journey.

First Page:

SUNNY SLOPES

ETHEL HUESTON

Author of Prudence of the Parsonage, Prudence Says So, Etc.

Illustrated by Arthur William Brown

[Frontispiece: "A minister's wife! You look more like a little girl's baby doll."]

This Book Is Written in Memory of My Husband Eager in Service, Patient in Illness Unfaltering in Death, and Is Dedicated to The St. Louis Presbytery To Which I Owe a Debt of Interest Of Sympathy and of Unfailing Friendship I Can Ever Hope to Pay

CONTENTS

CHAPTER

I THE BEGINNING II MANSERS III A BABY IN BUSINESS IV A WOMAN IN THE CHURCH V A MINISTER'S SON VI THE HEAVY YOKE VII THE FIRST STEP VIII REACTION IX UPHEAVAL X WHERE HEALTH BEGINS XI THE OLD TEACHER XII THE LAND O' LUNGERS XIII OLD HOPES AND NEW XIV NEPTUNE'S SECOND DAUGHTER XV THE SECOND STEP XVI DEPARTED SPIRITS XVII RUBBING ELBOWS XVIII QUIESCENT XIX RE CREATION XX LITERARY MATERIAL XXI ADVENTURING XXII HARBORAGE XXIII THE SUNNY SLOPE XXIV THE END

ILLUSTRATIONS

"A minister's wife! You look more like a little girl's baby doll." ... Continue reading book >>

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Literature
Romance

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