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House Without Walls
A Novel

by Margaret Blair Young
Salt Lake City, UT: Deseret Book Company, 1991 (222p.)
 

Genre:  Novel

Subjects: Mormons-Fiction;
Summary:
House Without Walls is the compelling story of Sarah's battle against the prejudice and fear that have been built brick by brick around her. The drama follows conflicts from her "puppy-love" longings for a handsome young Latter-day Saint, to her lonely but determined fight to survive the Holocaust, to her feelings of confusion as she is caught between the convictions of her rabbi husband, Abraham, and those of her curious teenage son, Isaac. [from publisher website]

HBLL Call No: BX 8688.3 .Y86h

Reviewed In:
[Review of] House Without Walls by Margaret Blair Young by Harlow S. Clark
[Review of] House Without Walls by Margaret Blair Young by Jeff Needle






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