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Around the Ward in 80 Days by Joni Hilton American Fork, UT: Covenant Communications, 1993 (176p.) |
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Summary: If your wondering whether Joni's sequel, Around the Ward in 80 Days, could possibly be as funny as her best-selling book, As the Ward Turns, the answer is resounding YES! In Around the Ward in 80 Days, Andy (the enthusiastic but guilt-ridden Relief Society president) cavorts through some of the craziest adventures you can imagine, with none other than her zany homemaking leader, Edith Horvitz, at her side. This spine-tingling story takes you to Europe as Andy tries to prevent a murder in a clever, unpredictable plot. As hilarious as it is, you'll also enjoy the powerful gospel values in this story. Joni Hilton pays loving tribute to the importance of the family, church, and solid spiritual foundation of a gospel centered life. As funny as As the Ward Turns? Even funnier! [publisher's blurb] Item page at publisher's website http://www.covenant-lds.com/osb2/itemdetails.cfm?ID=389 HBLL Call No: BX 8688.3 .H565ar
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