For John's Sake and Other Stories. By: Annie Frances Perram
For John's Sake and Other Stories by Annie Frances Perram is a delightful collection of short stories that captivates readers from start to finish. Perram has a unique talent for crafting engaging narratives that explore the depths of human emotions and experiences. Each story in this collection presents a different perspective on life, love, and the struggles we face. From heartwarming tales of friendship and family to thought-provoking accounts of loss and redemption, Perram effortlessly transports readers into the lives of her characters. One of the standout stories in this collection is "For John's Sake," which follows the journey of a mother trying to protect her son from the harsh realities of the world. Perram masterfully weaves together elements of suspense and emotion, leaving readers on the edge of their seats. The story's powerful ending is sure to leave a lasting impression. Another notable story is "The Forgotten Garden," a hauntingly beautiful tale of forgiveness and healing. Perram's vivid descriptions of the garden create a sense of enchantment that draws readers into the story's mystical world. The characters, too, are deeply relatable, making their journey even more compelling. Throughout the collection, Perram's writing style shines with its simplicity and grace. Her stories are accessible yet profound, effortlessly immersing readers in the minds and hearts of her characters. The author's deep understanding of human nature is evident in her portrayal of emotions, relationships, and the universal struggles we all face. While some stories may tug at your heartstrings, others will leave you pondering their underlying messages long after you've finished reading. Perram's ability to evoke such a wide range of emotions is a testament to her talent as a storyteller. However, it is worth noting that some readers may find certain stories a bit predictable or familiar in their themes. Additionally, at times, the pacing feels a little rushed, leaving readers craving more details or development. Overall, For John's Sake and Other Stories is a captivating collection of tales that showcases Annie Frances Perram's talent for storytelling. Whether you're a fan of short stories or looking for a book that delves into the complexities of human emotions, you'll find something to enjoy within these pages. Perram's ability to take readers on heartfelt journeys is commendable, and I eagerly look forward to her future works. First Page: FOR JOHN'S SAKE; AND OTHER STORIES. [Illustration: Frontispiece. "Ruth advanced to the table, and with trembling hands put her full glass down." Page 4. ] FOR JOHN'S SAKE AND OTHER STORIES. BY ANNIE FRANCES PERRAM. Author of "That Boy Mick," "Go Work," "The Opposite House," &c. [Illustration] LONDON: WESLEYAN METHODIST SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION 2 AND 3 LUDGATE CIRCUS BUILDINGS; 2 CASTLE STREET, CITY ROAD, E.C. PREFACE. IT is probable that many of these pages may be read with the comforting conviction that the scenes they depict and the lives they lightly sketch, in no way come within the range of possibility; but to any reader so little acquainted with the snares and perils, the misery and degradation that lay outside the pale of Total Abstinence, the assurance is tendered that the darkest pictures contained in this collection of stories are minutely faithful to life, and that the saddest incidents related have occurred under the personal observation, or within the knowledge of the writer. A. F. P. CONTENTS. FOR JOHN'S SAKE. Page CHAPTER I. AFRAID FOR HERSELF 1 " II... Continue reading book >>

For John's Sake and Other Stories. By: Annie Frances Perram

For John's Sake and Other Stories by Annie Frances Perram is a delightful collection of short stories that captivates readers from start to finish. Perram has a unique talent for crafting engaging narratives that explore the depths of human emotions and experiences.

Each story in this collection presents a different perspective on life, love, and the struggles we face. From heartwarming tales of friendship and family to thought-provoking accounts of loss and redemption, Perram effortlessly transports readers into the lives of her characters.

One of the standout stories in this collection is "For John's Sake," which follows the journey of a mother trying to protect her son from the harsh realities of the world. Perram masterfully weaves together elements of suspense and emotion, leaving readers on the edge of their seats. The story's powerful ending is sure to leave a lasting impression.

Another notable story is "The Forgotten Garden," a hauntingly beautiful tale of forgiveness and healing. Perram's vivid descriptions of the garden create a sense of enchantment that draws readers into the story's mystical world. The characters, too, are deeply relatable, making their journey even more compelling.

Throughout the collection, Perram's writing style shines with its simplicity and grace. Her stories are accessible yet profound, effortlessly immersing readers in the minds and hearts of her characters. The author's deep understanding of human nature is evident in her portrayal of emotions, relationships, and the universal struggles we all face.

While some stories may tug at your heartstrings, others will leave you pondering their underlying messages long after you've finished reading. Perram's ability to evoke such a wide range of emotions is a testament to her talent as a storyteller.

However, it is worth noting that some readers may find certain stories a bit predictable or familiar in their themes. Additionally, at times, the pacing feels a little rushed, leaving readers craving more details or development.

Overall, For John's Sake and Other Stories is a captivating collection of tales that showcases Annie Frances Perram's talent for storytelling. Whether you're a fan of short stories or looking for a book that delves into the complexities of human emotions, you'll find something to enjoy within these pages. Perram's ability to take readers on heartfelt journeys is commendable, and I eagerly look forward to her future works.

First Page:

FOR JOHN'S SAKE; AND OTHER STORIES.

[Illustration: Frontispiece.

"Ruth advanced to the table, and with trembling hands put her full glass down." Page 4. ]

FOR JOHN'S SAKE

AND OTHER STORIES.

ANNIE FRANCES PERRAM.

Author of "That Boy Mick," "Go Work," "The Opposite House," &c.

[Illustration]

LONDON: WESLEYAN METHODIST SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION 2 AND 3 LUDGATE CIRCUS BUILDINGS; 2 CASTLE STREET, CITY ROAD, E.C.

PREFACE.

IT is probable that many of these pages may be read with the comforting conviction that the scenes they depict and the lives they lightly sketch, in no way come within the range of possibility; but to any reader so little acquainted with the snares and perils, the misery and degradation that lay outside the pale of Total Abstinence, the assurance is tendered that the darkest pictures contained in this collection of stories are minutely faithful to life, and that the saddest incidents related have occurred under the personal observation, or within the knowledge of the writer.

A. F. P.

CONTENTS.

FOR JOHN'S SAKE.

Page

CHAPTER I. AFRAID FOR HERSELF 1

" II... Continue reading book >>

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