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by Jan Karon

ISBN: 0745937411
ISBN13: 978-0745937410
Language: English
Publisher: Chariot Victor Pub; Lion Trilogy edition (May 1997)
Pages: 333
Category: Contemporary
Subategory: Literature

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Home Jan Karon These High, Green Hills. These high green hills, . These High, Green Hills, . I work here fourteen years, day in and day out, and this is the thanks I get? I labor over these books like a slave, watching every penny, checking every total, and how many mistakes have I made? Well, he said, there was that pledge report five years ago. Big deal! As if a measly fourteen thousand dollars was something to get upset about.

Series: Karon, Jan, date Mitford years. This meant his study could remain unchanged-his books could occupy the same shelves, and his vast store of sermon notebooks in the built-in cabinets could hold their place. The scanning, uploading and distribution of this book via the Internet or via any other means without. the permission of the publisher is illegal and punishable by law. Please purchase only authorized. Marrying for the first time at the age of sixtysomething was change enough. It was a blessed luxury to live with so few rearrangements in the scheme of things, and life flowing on as usual.

These High, Green Hills book. In These High, Green Hills, Jan Karon takes her readers on a heartwarming and hilarious visit to Mitford, where her lovable characters always inspire laughter, tears, and fresh hope.

In These High, Green Hills we're once again in Mitford, a southern village of local characters so heartwarming and hilarious you'll wish you lived right next door. At last, Mitford's rector and lifelong bachelor, Father Tim, has married his talented and vivacious neighbor, Cynthia.

In These High, Green Hills we're once again in Mitford, a southern village of. . Bookstore owner, Shirley Sprinkle, says, "The Mitford Books have been our all-time fiction bestsellers since we went in business twenty-five years ago. We've sold 10,000 of Jan's books and don't see any end to the Mitford phenomenon.

In this irresistible third book of The Mitford Years series, Father Timothy . Title: These High, Green Hills By: Jan Karon Format: Paperback Number of Pages: 333 Vendor: Penguin Random House Publication Date: 1997.

In this irresistible third book of The Mitford Years series, Father Timothy Kavanagh is married to more than his lovable and eccentric Episcopal parishioners. He's also married to Cynthia, his vivacious and talented neighbor. Suddenly, the routine existence of a sixtysomething bachelor is out the window. Dimensions: . 0 X . 4 X . 6 (inches) Weight: 9 ounces ISBN: 0140257934 ISBN-13: 9780140257939 Series: Mitford Stock No: WW57934.

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These High, Green Hills. The Mitford Years, Book 3. By: Jan Karon. It's easy to feel at home in Mitford. In these high, green hills, the air is pure, the village is charming, and the people are generally lovable. Narrated by: John McDonough. Series: Mitford Years, Book 3. Length: 13 hrs and 50 mins. Categories: Fiction, Contemporary. Yet Father Tim, the bachelor rector, wants something more.

For years, Mitford's sixtysomething rector has been happily married to his parish. Now, he's also married to Cynthia, his vivacious next-door neighbor. For Father Tim, life in Mitford has never been so full of surprises. His wife is "aging" his already ancient kitchen walls, not to mention burning his draperies. The mountain boy he's learned to love as his own makes a heartrending decision. And the agony of mastering the church computer system is as boggling as the pandemonium that breaks loose when his quiet rectory becomes a nursery. All this, however, is small potatoes compared to what happens on a wilderness camping trip that sends him home a changed man.In These High, Green Hills, Jan Karon takes her readers on a heartwarming—and hilarious—visit to Mitford, where her lovable characters always inspire laughter, tears, and fresh hope.For more about the heartwarming town of Mitford, read At Home in Mitford and A Light in the Window, available at your local bookstore.Jan Karon left a successful, award-winning career in advertising to write about characters drawn from her North Carolina childhood. She lives in a 1920's cottage with Bennie, an orange cat the size of a mobile home, and a dog named Rosie Potter.

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Doomblade

I reread my favorites of Jan Karon's books each year and try timing this one to be read during the Christmas week because it always warms me up to the joys of the season - especially for those of us who have prayed the prayer surrendering our life to the Most High! All the delights of small town friendships, long term loving relationships, the beauties of advent church events and Christmas giving! That is quite a bit for a book, but it is so...both for my sad Christmases when I have felt lonely and for those when I am feeling blessed. A marvelous Christmas addition to the Mitford cannon!

Uriel

There is not a one of the Mitford/Father Tim books that I've not read more than three times--many far more than that. I don't know what more I can say that will express my delight in these books. I've noticed that I often pick them up when I'm feeling low or anxious. They're very restful.
I like spending time with these folks, even the wicked Edith is eventually redeemed. All of them have their own very human flaws and their own blessings to share.

Ironrunner

The gentlest peace always falls over me as I read one of the Mitford Years novels. The humor, the sense of community and family reaches beyond the pages. I want to be friends with all the characters, I have no problem identifying with each person's dialog.

It had been years since I last read book seven. I jumped into 'Shepards Abiding' and instantly was home again. What more can you want from a series? Nothing.

lubov

Again, I thoroughly enjoyed reading this book. There is a problem, though I didn't mark it down since it appears it's a publisher problem & not content for this book and the last one I read. In this book there are letters substituted for the letter it should be - always at the end of the word. For example, the word "so" would be spelled "sa." In the last book it would abruptly drop off at the middle of a sentence in the middle of a paragraph, and take up somewhere else. In a few paragraphs or a few pages, the part that dropped off would show up just as unexpectedly. I've called to complain, and the last book they swapped it out with a new/different copy, and it was fine. This one they haven't figured out yet, and here I've already finished reading it! Since this time it was only one letter, I could usually figure out the word but it was not fluid reading. Amazon said they've put a note to supplier that they'll not sell any more books until they hear back & it is resolved.

Adokelv

My fourth time through the entire Mitford series and it never fails to delight! Tonight is Christmas Eve, and coincidentally or serendipitously, I just happened to finish this book which ends on Christmas Eve. “God’s timing is perfect.” Highly recommend to those seeking peace and simplicity in life.

Malodred

I love this series. It's a glimpse at the characters who live in a small town, and how they learn to grow together as a community in faithfulness and love. Maybe a cliche idea these days, but I like the simplicity of it. Yes, it can be a little schmaltzy, but we all need a little schmaltz sometimes. And the truth of love shines through. In a world where we tend to think cynicism is sophisticated and smart, a little old-fashioned sweetness can remind us that the light is no less real and true than the darkness.

Thabel

This third in the series. Enjoy the many characters an the way they live. Honest people who don't swear or have extra marital affairs! Lots of simple pleasures along with living this life for our Lord.

I read the Mitford/Father Tim series by Jan Karon several years ago and enjoyed them very much. Now I'm listening to the books on CD during my drive home commute everyday. Hearing the stories aloud is a wonderful stress reducer. Its almost like meeting and catching up with news of old friends. Every character's story has challenges but with Father Tim's never failing faith and perseverance everything always works out for the best.