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Salted with Fire
George MacDonald
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By and by she grew able to reflect that to remain where she was would be the ruin of her aunt; for who would lodge in the same house with her? She must go at once! and her longing to go, with the impossibility of even thinking where she could go, brought her to the very verge of despair, and it was only the though. . . Read More
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Community Reviews
Excellent MacDonald story. While there is MUCH to think about in this book as always with MacDonald, one part that really struck me is the side story of James’s mother and how her very love shielded him from growing in grace. What hard providences do we set up our children for by our sometimes disor
My first encounter with Mr. Mac Donald left me hungry for more of his stories. I cannot imagine a young reader enjoying this work as the Scotch dialect is a challenge to read. Personally, I enjoyed it and heard my Scottish friends' voices as I read.
The story deals with an issue as old as time. Ego,
George MacDonald is amazing and any time I read one of his books, my walk with Jesus is challenged. He often focuses on themes of obedience and charity, especially in regards to the poor and suffering. This one was a little challenging because of the Scottish dialect, but also fun for that very reas
George MacDonald has yet to disappoint me. This book was absolutely great. The Scotch vernacular was difficult to understand at times, but at the same time it made you really pay attention to the dialogue. This story was littered with truth, and warning, hope and despair. A great reminder that we al
Probably George MacDonald's masterpiece. The last novel he wrote at the end of his life, short and intense. I love many of his books, but this one cuts right to the chase and goes deep to the heart.