LAUGHTER THAT TURNED THE WIND

LAUGHTER THAT TURNED THE WIND
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Total Pages : 224
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ISBN-10 : 0645309702
ISBN-13 : 9780645309706
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Download or read book LAUGHTER THAT TURNED THE WIND written by Vanessa Ward and published by . This book was released on 2021-10-15 with total page 224 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: A lifetime of living a certain way does not mean it is healthy, or even how it needs to continue. We learn from our inner circle, and we are nurtured differently from the moment we are accepted into our new families. As we grow and are exposed to more outside influences, our perspectives change. The Laughter That turned the wind follows two polar-opposite families who become neighbours. Their lives are touched by friendships that change their personal view of how we should interact in this chaotic and ever-changing world. The Robins are a conservative Christian family who live as their family has for generations - within the church. Family secrets remain hidden with devastating effects on the mind, especially on the head of the family, George. His marriage to Primrose becomes entangled when they become involved in something that challenges their values and moral code and leads them towards a new existence. Lives are separated and a once-committed strong Christian family becomes broken by the very world that was supposed to bring them closer. Sometimes it is the very ones we judge and close our minds to that may bring about the greatest personal growth. The Brooks family live in harmony with the earth, and through circumstances beyond their control they need to move to the city. They bring with them love, laughter and a way of life that crosses the dividing fence, opening new doors for their conservative neighbours.Both families face different challenges and how they deal with them changes their destiny. This is a story of personal growth, of challenging and changing a lifetime of conditioning and learning to live, love and laugh, despite the differences.Come on a journey that will take you into different worlds as they collide and bring you back to one place; a place that brings about everlasting change. Does the perfect world really exist? And who is its creator? Something out there, or something within us?Only you can answer that.


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