Ergebnis von "Mary Raymond Shipman Andrews" in Alle Kategorien

In this poignant short story, a young man confronts his deepest insecurities and ultimately discovers his true self on a day that initially seems like a failure. With disappointment echoing from his family, friends, classmates, and the girl he admires, he embarks on a journey of self-acceptance and growth that will resonate with anyone who has ever faced their own struggles. (Summary by Roger Melin)

In Yellow Butterflies, a poignant tale of love and sacrifice unfolds against the backdrop of war. While there are indeed butterflies and a boy who matures into a brave young man, the heart of this touching novella lies in the unwavering bond between him and his mother. Her profound love and steadfast faith guide her through the trials of having a son who goes off to fight. A story of hope and resilience, masterfully narrated by Lee Smalley.

In this poignant historical fiction, experience the moments leading up to and following Lincolns iconic delivery of The Gettysburg Address. Part 1 captures the profound anticipation and weight of the day, while Part 2 explores an imaginative reflection on the late afternoon that followed. This touching narrative not only celebrates the brilliance of Lincolns words but also the extraordinary character of the man behind them. Andrews most celebrated work, The Perfect Tribute, has been adapted into a 1935 MGM short film and a 1991 television movie featuring Jason Robards as Abraham Lincoln. (...

A deceptively simple, but in fact timeless, universal and profound story about a young man making personal amends for disappointing everyone around him, from family to school; but, perhaps most importantly, himself. It moves us and makes us think with the simplicity, charm and clarity of an old, fable-like tale.

A young American ambulance driver returns home from serving in Italy during the First World War, with a most extraordinary story. A highly moving tale of heroism, patriotism, and reconciliation.

A baby gives us a tour of the things it owns, including, "the couple of old persons around 20 who refer to themselves as 'father' and 'mother'.