Entertaining Literature Discussion
This is a discussion of good, bad, and disputable literature promoting the first, denouncing the latter, & discussing the last.
Four Girls at Chautauqua
Scythrop Glowry on May 22 08:29:54
Four Girls at Chautauqua by Pansy (a prolific female writer of Victorian Era America) is a wonderful, wonderful piece of Christian literature. Eloquent, facinating, and inspiring. I enjoyed it immensely.
It is available for free on Google Books. It is also available in beautiful physical books, and there might be ebooks available as well.
At present I am reading the first sequel, The Chautauqua Girls at Home and it is just as good as the first book so far.
I nearly forgot to mention what it is about! Three nominal Christians and an "infidel" (teenage school friends) go to the Chautauqua Christian retreat just to have a good time, but find a lot more in store for them. It is amazing how non-preachy it is, and it's really beautiful.
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