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Light In Life

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The story deals with the extraordinary value of each human life and solidarity among the people. We have an American family, the Megans, at the time of the Great depression, in the thirties, in the Unied States.John and Terry are husband amd wife and they have two beloved children, Jim and Mary.They live in Baltimore in the State of Maryland. John, suddenly, loses his job as a journalist, but he receive help from his brother Henry.Henry runs a small hotel in Boston where the Megans decide to go.On the way, incredible things happen which impress them deeply.People live under terrible circumstances around in a world full of darkness and disconfort.But something looks different.Small episodes, now here in Baltimore, then in Boston show a light.People, in trouble, sometimes meet a touch of kindness and heart they didn't expect absolutely. John, his wife Terry and a friend of her Elisabeth, a writer, want to do something.They make their mind to create a magazine to give testimony that a small warm light still exists: the solidarity among the people.The title of the magazine will be "Light in life" to show that a touch of love is still alive. The love moves from the people helping one another or just listening. It sounds like hope
  • | Author: Gianfranco Sforza, Sara Alida Innis
  • | Publisher: CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform
  • | Publication Date: Jan 09, 2017
  • | Number of Pages: 354 pages
  • | Language: English
  • | Binding: Paperback
  • | ISBN-10: 1539581136
  • | ISBN-13: 9781539581130
Author:
Gianfranco Sforza, Sara Alida Innis
Publisher:
CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform
Publication Date:
Jan 09, 2017
Number of pages:
354 pages
Language:
English
Binding:
Paperback
ISBN-10:
1539581136
ISBN-13:
9781539581130