Kidd's Daugther

This book is wonderful - spell binding. I enjoyed it thoroughly. Jonnie has a wonderful way of writing that makes one visualize it. Gloria Cassini I love Jonnie's books. I share them with friends and we discuss them often. Her writing is clear, complete, and concise. Alvin Garren  Suddenly fire blazed from the smoke at the top of the little building behind the church. We had kept an eye on it for Daddy all morning. "Bobbie! Look!" I yelled. She ran to turn on the water while...
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This book is wonderful - spell binding. I enjoyed it thoroughly. Jonnie has a wonderful way of writing that makes one visualize it. Gloria Cassini I love Jonnie's books. I share them with friends and we discuss them often. Her writing is clear, complete, and concise. Alvin Garren  Suddenly fire blazed from the smoke at the top of the little building behind the church. We had kept an eye on it for Daddy all morning. "Bobbie! Look!" I yelled. She ran to turn on the water while I made a beeline for Daddy. He hobbled out of the church as fast as he could on his short leg, and squirted water on the roof just as Mama came out the parsonage door. "Yates, I smell smoke," she yelled. "It's all right, Dollie. I'm putting out the fire." Mama hurried over to the little building with the hole burned in the roof. She put her hand on her hip. "What have you done, Yates?" Daddy's eyes twinkled and he grinned at Mama. "Just smoking the sausage." "In the outhouse? Lord, have mercy, Yates!" One exciting adventure after another takes place, as you peek in the church parsonage, and see the human side of preachers and their families.