The Invention of Lefse: A Christmas Story - Unabridged Audiobook [Download]
Narrated By: Larry Woiwode
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The Invention of Lefse: A Christmas Story - Unabridged Audiobook  [Download] -     Narrated By: Larry Woiwode
    By: Larry Woiwode

The Invention of Lefse: A Christmas Story - Unabridged Audiobook [Download]

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Title: The Invention of Lefse: A Christmas Story - Unabridged Audiobook [Download]
By: Larry Woiwode
Narrated By: Larry Woiwode
Format: Audio Download
Vendor: christianaudio
Publication Date: 2011
ISBN: 1610453905
ISBN-13: 9781610453905
Stock No: WWDA19222-CP

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"Mette Iversdatter's window was a porthole on the winter sky." Larry Woiwode brings us into the simple and anxious rhythms of life for a Norwegian farm girl in the first decade of the twentieth century. Christmas Eve falls in the midst of deprivation as Mette's family prepares to journey to her grandparent's farm. When her father fails to bag a big deer on the journey, they arrive, like everyone else, almost empty-handed. Yet despite frustration and disappointment, this extended family combines their meager resources to create an unexpected marvel that transforms the family's Christmas. Sharply observed and crisply written, Woiwode's story throbs with truths known to human hearts in any century. He carefully renders the hesitant hopes of a child, the aching disappointments and steady perseverance of her elders, and the surprise of beauty and joy. That prayers may yet be answered--that the provision may be greater even than the promise--is a truth for Christmas and always.

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