Rose so fair

"The first book in the Flowers of Eden series introduced readers to Bryony Linwood, an orphan trying desperately to provide for her sisters in the shadow of the Great Depression. In Castles in the Clouds, we meet one of those sisters--Larkspur Linwood, a young woman who has a passion for teaching bu...

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Main Author: Johnson, Myra, 1951-
Format: Books Print Book
Language:English
Published: Cincinnati, Ohio : Franciscan Media, [2017]
Series:Johnson, Myra, 1951- Flowers of eden ; 3.
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