| From AudioFile A sentimental story of two girls living during WWI， this book demonstrates the power of faith to overcome painful circumstances. Notwithstanding their different environments， Bethan and Jodie are best friends. In spite of the few female science students at the time， Jodie goes to college， straining the friendship. Nancy Schifferdecker reads the narrative fairly well but disintegrates when portraying anger or excitement. The dialogue in which Bethan pleads for Jodie's continued friendship sounds whiny and annoying. Nonetheless， the narrator's light and childlike voice is well suited for this tale of two innocent girls. A.G.H. © AudioFile 2001， Portland， Maine-- Copyright © AudioFile， Portland， Maine --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title. Book Description Inspirational Large Print Edition Publishers Weekly Religion Bestseller Jodie and Bethan had little in common until a homeless dog brought them together. But from that day on， the two became inseparable. As different as night and day， their friendship thrives through shared trials， joys and finally devastating loss. Then the day comes when it seems that faith itself drives a tragic wedge between them， seeming to finalize when Jodie goes off to college. Now， with the United States joining the war effort in Europe， Bethan wonders if there will ever again be a return to harmony . . . --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title. See all Editorial Reviews |
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