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THE STORY: Meg, a local New York television features reporter, realizes that, in the age of Obama, she doesn't have one African-American friend. When she meets her best friend's new beau, a sexy African-American yoga teacher, Meg thinks she's found
When did Sadie Beecham get those curves? She'd always been the geek next door, his baby sister Meg's brainy best friend. Smart, sure. But hot? He never would have imagined it...before. Now, Trey Kincaid's imagining all sorts of things. And none of them has to do with Sadie's gifted mind. A mind, he discovers, she's clearly lost. Because she thinks she's in love with Meg's fianc . And that's an obsession he's determined to put an end to--one way or the other.
"[...]she kept her eyes fixed upon him with a bold stare. "Is it true what you have written here, or is it a pack of stories?" she asked abruptly. "It is all true, Meg," said Mr. Standish gently. "She was a lady." "A real lady, like those that drive about in the carriages?" asked the child with stern cross-examination. "She was a real lady, Meg; just as you have always pictured her-with soft hands that had never done rough work, and a gentle voice. All about her was beautiful," replied Mr. Standish in slow and convinced tones. At this assurance Meg gave a little sigh; the tension about her lips relaxed; the fierce brilliancy of her interrogative glance was subdued. "How do you know?" she asked more softly. "Mrs. Browne told me. I will take you to her, and she will tell it to you."[...]".
Welcome to the enchanting world of Evelyn R. Garratt's "Meg of the Heather," a timeless tale of love, courage, and the power of the human spirit set amidst the breathtaking landscapes of the Scottish Highlands. Prepare to be swept away on a journey of romance and adventure as you follow the captivating story of Meg and her quest for true love. Join us as we journey to the windswept moors and misty glens of the Scottish Highlands, where Meg, a spirited young woman with a heart of gold, finds herself caught in a web of family secrets and forbidden desires. As she navigates the rugged terrain and treacherous paths of love and betrayal, she discovers that true happiness lies not in the arms of another, but within her own heart. Garratt's masterful storytelling transports readers to a world of rugged beauty and timeless romance, where every page is infused with the rich tapestry of Scottish culture and tradition. Through vivid descriptions and heartfelt prose, she brings to life the sights, sounds, and smells of the Highlands, immersing readers in a world of passion and intrigue. Since its publication, "Meg of the Heather" has been cherished by readers for its unforgettable characters, gripping plot, and evocative imagery. Its exploration of themes such as love, loyalty, and the pursuit of happiness resonates with readers of all ages, making it a beloved classic for generations to come. Prepare to be captivated by the timeless romance of "Meg of the Heather," where every twist and turn of the plot brings us closer to the heart of the Highlands and the true meaning of love. Join us as we embark on an unforgettable journey through the moors and mountains of Scotland in search of adventure and romance. Don't miss your chance to experience the magic of "Meg of the Heather." Let the beauty and romance of the Scottish Highlands sweep you away as you lose yourself in the pages of this captivating tale. Grab your copy now and prepare to be transported to a world of love, passion, and adventure!
Time Period: 1844 Slavery is a growing issue in the United States of the 1840s. . .but Meg Buehler can only think about drawing. This fictional twelve year old, an aspiring artist, is frustrated when her family, much more concerned with practical living and politics, can't understand her desire to create. Especially for girls ages eight to twelve, this poignant story shares the struggles and triumphs of a girl distant in time but close in spirit-while simultaneously teaching vital lessons of Christian faith and American history. "Meg Follows a Dream" is great for a girl's personal library, or an excellent resource for homeschooling.
