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The Orphans

The Orphans
by Lisa Kaye Presley

Details

List Price: $9.99
Paperback: 70 pages
ISBN: 9780983761006
Dimensions: 5.5″x8.5″
Weight: 0.131 lb
Genre: Juvenile Fiction; Family; Christian

The Story

The Orphans was a fun book to edit. It is a retelling of the Biblical loaves and fishes story through the eyes of a young orphan, Timothy, who unwittingly becomes a hero in the process of discovering the man known as Jesus.

Lisa Kaye Presley’s characters in this book are masterfully crafted. She is able to convey their unique thoughts and feelings as unique individuals with unique personalities and backgrounds. The Orphans is a short tale, but an enchanting one, and would fit well in any church or family library.

The Orphans is available from Two Peas Publishing.

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ISBN-10: 0983761000
ISBN-13: 9780983761006
Goodreads: 12639642

Author(s):
Lisa Kaye Presley
Publisher: Two Peas Publishing
Published: 9/1/2011

There was something strange about the man who was being attacked by the angry mob of villagers in the streets of Jerusalem that day. Timothy, an orphan living on the streets, couldn't put his finger on it before he was whisked away by Rachael, a kind villager. Rachael and her husband Samuel offer Timothy and his little sister Sarah a place to live and earn their keep, teaching them to be thankful to God for all they have. Months later, the new family takes a trip to see a mysterious man that Samuel calls "Master." Timothy is stunned by the thousands in the crowd who are there to hear the man speak. This "Master" seems to be able to make the blind see and the lame walk. It is then that Timothy realizes that the "Master" is the same man he met among the angry mob in the streets of the village that day, a man who turned out to be a teacher and a miracle worker. The Orphans is a walk with Timothy as he goes on a journey from questioning who this "God" and "Master" is to finding a joy and peace he had never known.
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