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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. When Yule Was Remembered is a luminous winter tale about slowing down, listening deeply, and rediscovering the quiet magic that modern life has forgotten.For generations, a great Yule tree has stood at the edge of a snowy forest-watching, waiting, remembering. Once, it was the heart of winter celebrations, surrounded by songs, offerings, laughter, and stories. But as the years passed, the world grew louder and faster, and the ancient traditions faded into silence.Only one woman still returns to the tree each year, carrying the old ways in her heart. But as her children and grandchildren become swept up in the glitter and hurry of modern holidays, she fears the gentle magic of Yule may be lost forever.Until one winter night, when a small pinecone sparks the first miracle.Warmth and memory unfold through falling snow as the family is drawn back to the clearing where the past waits to be remembered. Pinecones open to reveal living stories, old songs drift like silver threads on the wind, and the forgotten spirit of Yule comes alive once more.Told across generations-with tenderness, wonder, and quiet reverence-When Yule Was Remembered celebrates: The sacred stillness of winter The power of ancestral memory Simple handmade traditions Family, legacy, and belonging The beauty of slowing down in a rushing worldAs the old woman's final Yule draws near, her family discovers that the deepest magic is not in gifts or glitter, but in presence, peace, and the stories that bind us across time.A heartwarming, enchanting tale for children, teens, and adults alike-perfect for reading aloud by firelight, year after year. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. "I'm not a jar to leave in a corner."That is twelve-year-old Photine, planting herself between her father and the door the night he vanishes forever. Fierce. Unafraid. Refusing to be set aside.It will not be the last time the world tries.Before she became the unnamed Samaritan Woman at the well, Photine was a girl with a stonemason's fire in her blood and numbers sharper than any man in the market. When her father disappears into the night, hunted for daring to remember who his people were, Photine's world splits open. Her brother, threatened by her brilliance and burned by shame, sells her into marriage at fourteen. She is loaded onto a cart like grain and sent south, beyond the hills that held every memory she owned.What follows is a life no sermon has ever told. Five marriages shaped by survival, not sin. A woman who barters, bleeds, buries children, outwits merchants, and builds something from nothing in a world that measures her worth by the men who claim her. From the olive groves of Shechem to the scorched ridges of Akrabbim, from Roman cruelty to the quiet politics of women helping women survive, Photine carries a fire that refusal, grief, and exile cannot kill.Then one afternoon, at a well she visits alone to dodge the whispers, a stranger asks her for water and sees her entire life in a single glance."Come," she tells the town that shunned her, breathless and unguarded. "Come see a man who told me everything I ever did."And even those who once crossed the street to avoid her followed.Rooted in biblical scholarship, anthropology, and raw human imagination, Lauree Brown transforms a brief Scripture encounter into an epic novel of exile, motherhood, resilience, and redemption, giving voice to the full, untold life of one of the Bible's most misunderstood women.Best for readers who loved The Red Tent by Anita Diamant, A Lineage of Grace by Francine Rivers, and Two From Galilee by Marjorie Holmes. Perfect for book clubs, fans of biblical historical fiction, and anyone who believes the women of Scripture deserve more than a footnote. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Hardcover. Condizione: new. Hardcover. "I'm not a jar to leave in a corner."That is twelve-year-old Photine, planting herself between her father and the door the night he vanishes forever. Fierce. Unafraid. Refusing to be set aside.It will not be the last time the world tries.Before she became the unnamed Samaritan Woman at the well, Photine was a girl with a stonemason's fire in her blood and numbers sharper than any man in the market. When her father disappears into the night, hunted for daring to remember who his people were, Photine's world splits open. Her brother, threatened by her brilliance and burned by shame, sells her into marriage at fourteen. She is loaded onto a cart like grain and sent south, beyond the hills that held every memory she owned.What follows is a life no sermon has ever told. Five marriages shaped by survival, not sin. A woman who barters, bleeds, buries children, outwits merchants, and builds something from nothing in a world that measures her worth by the men who claim her. From the olive groves of Shechem to the scorched ridges of Akrabbim, from Roman cruelty to the quiet politics of women helping women survive, Photine carries a fire that refusal, grief, and exile cannot kill.Then one afternoon, at a well she visits alone to dodge the whispers, a stranger asks her for water and sees her entire life in a single glance."Come," she tells the town that shunned her, breathless and unguarded. "Come see a man who told me everything I ever did."And even those who once crossed the street to avoid her followed.Rooted in biblical scholarship, anthropology, and raw human imagination, Lauree Brown transforms a brief Scripture encounter into an epic novel of exile, motherhood, resilience, and redemption, giving voice to the full, untold life of one of the Bible's most misunderstood women.Best for readers who loved The Red Tent by Anita Diamant, A Lineage of Grace by Francine Rivers, and Two From Galilee by Marjorie Holmes. Perfect for book clubs, fans of biblical historical fiction, and anyone who believes the women of Scripture deserve more than a footnote. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. When Yule Was Remembered is a luminous winter tale about slowing down, listening deeply, and rediscovering the quiet magic that modern life has forgotten.For generations, a great Yule tree has stood at the edge of a snowy forest-watching, waiting, remembering. Once, it was the heart of winter celebrations, surrounded by songs, offerings, laughter, and stories. But as the years passed, the world grew louder and faster, and the ancient traditions faded into silence.Only one woman still returns to the tree each year, carrying the old ways in her heart. But as her children and grandchildren become swept up in the glitter and hurry of modern holidays, she fears the gentle magic of Yule may be lost forever.Until one winter night, when a small pinecone sparks the first miracle.Warmth and memory unfold through falling snow as the family is drawn back to the clearing where the past waits to be remembered. Pinecones open to reveal living stories, old songs drift like silver threads on the wind, and the forgotten spirit of Yule comes alive once more.Told across generations-with tenderness, wonder, and quiet reverence-When Yule Was Remembered celebrates: The sacred stillness of winter The power of ancestral memory Simple handmade traditions Family, legacy, and belonging The beauty of slowing down in a rushing worldAs the old woman's final Yule draws near, her family discovers that the deepest magic is not in gifts or glitter, but in presence, peace, and the stories that bind us across time.A heartwarming, enchanting tale for children, teens, and adults alike-perfect for reading aloud by firelight, year after year. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. When Yule Was Remembered is a luminous winter tale about slowing down, listening deeply, and rediscovering the quiet magic that modern life has forgotten.For generations, a great Yule tree has stood at the edge of a snowy forest-watching, waiting, remembering. Once, it was the heart of winter celebrations, surrounded by songs, offerings, laughter, and stories. But as the years passed, the world grew louder and faster, and the ancient traditions faded into silence.Only one woman still returns to the tree each year, carrying the old ways in her heart. But as her children and grandchildren become swept up in the glitter and hurry of modern holidays, she fears the gentle magic of Yule may be lost forever.Until one winter night, when a small pinecone sparks the first miracle.Warmth and memory unfold through falling snow as the family is drawn back to the clearing where the past waits to be remembered. Pinecones open to reveal living stories, old songs drift like silver threads on the wind, and the forgotten spirit of Yule comes alive once more.Told across generations-with tenderness, wonder, and quiet reverence-When Yule Was Remembered celebrates: The sacred stillness of winter The power of ancestral memory Simple handmade traditions Family, legacy, and belonging The beauty of slowing down in a rushing worldAs the old woman's final Yule draws near, her family discovers that the deepest magic is not in gifts or glitter, but in presence, peace, and the stories that bind us across time.A heartwarming, enchanting tale for children, teens, and adults alike-perfect for reading aloud by firelight, year after year. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. "I'm not a jar to leave in a corner."That is twelve-year-old Photine, planting herself between her father and the door the night he vanishes forever. Fierce. Unafraid. Refusing to be set aside.It will not be the last time the world tries.Before she became the unnamed Samaritan Woman at the well, Photine was a girl with a stonemason's fire in her blood and numbers sharper than any man in the market. When her father disappears into the night, hunted for daring to remember who his people were, Photine's world splits open. Her brother, threatened by her brilliance and burned by shame, sells her into marriage at fourteen. She is loaded onto a cart like grain and sent south, beyond the hills that held every memory she owned.What follows is a life no sermon has ever told. Five marriages shaped by survival, not sin. A woman who barters, bleeds, buries children, outwits merchants, and builds something from nothing in a world that measures her worth by the men who claim her. From the olive groves of Shechem to the scorched ridges of Akrabbim, from Roman cruelty to the quiet politics of women helping women survive, Photine carries a fire that refusal, grief, and exile cannot kill.Then one afternoon, at a well she visits alone to dodge the whispers, a stranger asks her for water and sees her entire life in a single glance."Come," she tells the town that shunned her, breathless and unguarded. "Come see a man who told me everything I ever did."And even those who once crossed the street to avoid her followed.Rooted in biblical scholarship, anthropology, and raw human imagination, Lauree Brown transforms a brief Scripture encounter into an epic novel of exile, motherhood, resilience, and redemption, giving voice to the full, untold life of one of the Bible's most misunderstood women.Best for readers who loved The Red Tent by Anita Diamant, A Lineage of Grace by Francine Rivers, and Two From Galilee by Marjorie Holmes. Perfect for book clubs, fans of biblical historical fiction, and anyone who believes the women of Scripture deserve more than a footnote. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. "I'm not a jar to leave in a corner."That is twelve-year-old Photine, planting herself between her father and the door the night he vanishes forever. Fierce. Unafraid. Refusing to be set aside.It will not be the last time the world tries.Before she became the unnamed Samaritan Woman at the well, Photine was a girl with a stonemason's fire in her blood and numbers sharper than any man in the market. When her father disappears into the night, hunted for daring to remember who his people were, Photine's world splits open. Her brother, threatened by her brilliance and burned by shame, sells her into marriage at fourteen. She is loaded onto a cart like grain and sent south, beyond the hills that held every memory she owned.What follows is a life no sermon has ever told. Five marriages shaped by survival, not sin. A woman who barters, bleeds, buries children, outwits merchants, and builds something from nothing in a world that measures her worth by the men who claim her. From the olive groves of Shechem to the scorched ridges of Akrabbim, from Roman cruelty to the quiet politics of women helping women survive, Photine carries a fire that refusal, grief, and exile cannot kill.Then one afternoon, at a well she visits alone to dodge the whispers, a stranger asks her for water and sees her entire life in a single glance."Come," she tells the town that shunned her, breathless and unguarded. "Come see a man who told me everything I ever did."And even those who once crossed the street to avoid her followed.Rooted in biblical scholarship, anthropology, and raw human imagination, Lauree Brown transforms a brief Scripture encounter into an epic novel of exile, motherhood, resilience, and redemption, giving voice to the full, untold life of one of the Bible's most misunderstood women.Best for readers who loved The Red Tent by Anita Diamant, A Lineage of Grace by Francine Rivers, and Two From Galilee by Marjorie Holmes. Perfect for book clubs, fans of biblical historical fiction, and anyone who believes the women of Scripture deserve more than a footnote. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

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Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - When Yule Was Remembered is a luminous winter tale about slowing down, listening deeply, and rediscovering the quiet magic that modern life has forgotten.For generations, a great Yule tree has stood at the edge of a snowy forest-watching, waiting, remembering. Once, it was the heart of winter celebrations, surrounded by songs, offerings, laughter, and stories. But as the years passed, the world grew louder and faster, and the ancient traditions faded into silence.Only one woman still returns to the tree each year, carrying the old ways in her heart. But as her children and grandchildren become swept up in the glitter and hurry of modern holidays, she fears the gentle magic of Yule may be lost forever.Until one winter night, when a small pinecone sparks the first miracle.Warmth and memory unfold through falling snow as the family is drawn back to the clearing where the past waits to be remembered. Pinecones open to reveal living stories, old songs drift like silver threads on the wind, and the forgotten spirit of Yule comes alive once more.Told across generations-with tenderness, wonder, and quiet reverence-When Yule Was Remembered celebrates:The sacred stillness of winterThe power of ancestral memorySimple handmade traditionsFamily, legacy, and belongingThe beauty of slowing down in a rushing worldAs the old woman's final Yule draws near, her family discovers that the deepest magic is not in gifts or glitter, but in presence, peace, and the stories that bind us across time.A heartwarming, enchanting tale for children, teens, and adults alikeperfect for reading aloud by firelight, year after year.

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. When Yule Was Remembered | Lauree Brown | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2025 | Wisdom in the Margins | EAN 9798295451126 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.

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Hardcover. Condizione: new. Hardcover. "I'm not a jar to leave in a corner."That is twelve-year-old Photine, planting herself between her father and the door the night he vanishes forever. Fierce. Unafraid. Refusing to be set aside.It will not be the last time the world tries.Before she became the unnamed Samaritan Woman at the well, Photine was a girl with a stonemason's fire in her blood and numbers sharper than any man in the market. When her father disappears into the night, hunted for daring to remember who his people were, Photine's world splits open. Her brother, threatened by her brilliance and burned by shame, sells her into marriage at fourteen. She is loaded onto a cart like grain and sent south, beyond the hills that held every memory she owned.What follows is a life no sermon has ever told. Five marriages shaped by survival, not sin. A woman who barters, bleeds, buries children, outwits merchants, and builds something from nothing in a world that measures her worth by the men who claim her. From the olive groves of Shechem to the scorched ridges of Akrabbim, from Roman cruelty to the quiet politics of women helping women survive, Photine carries a fire that refusal, grief, and exile cannot kill.Then one afternoon, at a well she visits alone to dodge the whispers, a stranger asks her for water and sees her entire life in a single glance."Come," she tells the town that shunned her, breathless and unguarded. "Come see a man who told me everything I ever did."And even those who once crossed the street to avoid her followed.Rooted in biblical scholarship, anthropology, and raw human imagination, Lauree Brown transforms a brief Scripture encounter into an epic novel of exile, motherhood, resilience, and redemption, giving voice to the full, untold life of one of the Bible's most misunderstood women.Best for readers who loved The Red Tent by Anita Diamant, A Lineage of Grace by Francine Rivers, and Two From Galilee by Marjorie Holmes. Perfect for book clubs, fans of biblical historical fiction, and anyone who believes the women of Scripture deserve more than a footnote. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

Hardcover. Condizione: new. Hardcover. "I'm not a jar to leave in a corner."That is twelve-year-old Photine, planting herself between her father and the door the night he vanishes forever. Fierce. Unafraid. Refusing to be set aside.It will not be the last time the world tries.Before she became the unnamed Samaritan Woman at the well, Photine was a girl with a stonemason's fire in her blood and numbers sharper than any man in the market. When her father disappears into the night, hunted for daring to remember who his people were, Photine's world splits open. Her brother, threatened by her brilliance and burned by shame, sells her into marriage at fourteen. She is loaded onto a cart like grain and sent south, beyond the hills that held every memory she owned.What follows is a life no sermon has ever told. Five marriages shaped by survival, not sin. A woman who barters, bleeds, buries children, outwits merchants, and builds something from nothing in a world that measures her worth by the men who claim her. From the olive groves of Shechem to the scorched ridges of Akrabbim, from Roman cruelty to the quiet politics of women helping women survive, Photine carries a fire that refusal, grief, and exile cannot kill.Then one afternoon, at a well she visits alone to dodge the whispers, a stranger asks her for water and sees her entire life in a single glance."Come," she tells the town that shunned her, breathless and unguarded. "Come see a man who told me everything I ever did."And even those who once crossed the street to avoid her followed.Rooted in biblical scholarship, anthropology, and raw human imagination, Lauree Brown transforms a brief Scripture encounter into an epic novel of exile, motherhood, resilience, and redemption, giving voice to the full, untold life of one of the Bible's most misunderstood women.Best for readers who loved The Red Tent by Anita Diamant, A Lineage of Grace by Francine Rivers, and Two From Galilee by Marjorie Holmes. Perfect for book clubs, fans of biblical historical fiction, and anyone who believes the women of Scripture deserve more than a footnote. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - 'I'm not a jar to leave in a corner.'That is twelve-year-old Photine, planting herself between her father and the door the night he vanishes forever. Fierce. Unafraid. Refusing to be set aside.It will not be the last time the world tries.Before she became the unnamed Samaritan Woman at the well, Photine was a girl with a stonemason's fire in her blood and numbers sharper than any man in the market. When her father disappears into the night, hunted for daring to remember who his people were, Photine's world splits open. Her brother, threatened by her brilliance and burned by shame, sells her into marriage at fourteen. She is loaded onto a cart like grain and sent south, beyond the hills that held every memory she owned.What follows is a life no sermon has ever told. Five marriages shaped by survival, not sin. A woman who barters, bleeds, buries children, outwits merchants, and builds something from nothing in a world that measures her worth by the men who claim her. From the olive groves of Shechem to the scorched ridges of Akrabbim, from Roman cruelty to the quiet politics of women helping women survive, Photine carries a fire that refusal, grief, and exile cannot kill.Then one afternoon, at a well she visits alone to dodge the whispers, a stranger asks her for water and sees her entire life in a single glance.'Come,' she tells the town that shunned her, breathless and unguarded. 'Come see a man who told me everything I ever did.'And even those who once crossed the street to avoid her followed.Rooted in biblical scholarship, anthropology, and raw human imagination, Lauree Brown transforms a brief Scripture encounter into an epic novel of exile, motherhood, resilience, and redemption, giving voice to the full, untold life of one of the Bible's most misunderstood women.Best for readers who loved The Red Tent by Anita Diamant, A Lineage of Grace by Francine Rivers, and Two From Galilee by Marjorie Holmes. Perfect for book clubs, fans of biblical historical fiction, and anyone who believes the women of Scripture deserve more than a footnote.

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Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Beyond The Well | The Story of the Samaritan Woman Before and After the Well | Lauree Brown | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2026 | Parker Publishers | EAN 9781972344125 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.

Buch. Condizione: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - 'I'm not a jar to leave in a corner.'That is twelve-year-old Photine, planting herself between her father and the door the night he vanishes forever. Fierce. Unafraid. Refusing to be set aside.It will not be the last time the world tries.Before she became the unnamed Samaritan Woman at the well, Photine was a girl with a stonemason's fire in her blood and numbers sharper than any man in the market. When her father disappears into the night, hunted for daring to remember who his people were, Photine's world splits open. Her brother, threatened by her brilliance and burned by shame, sells her into marriage at fourteen. She is loaded onto a cart like grain and sent south, beyond the hills that held every memory she owned.What follows is a life no sermon has ever told. Five marriages shaped by survival, not sin. A woman who barters, bleeds, buries children, outwits merchants, and builds something from nothing in a world that measures her worth by the men who claim her. From the olive groves of Shechem to the scorched ridges of Akrabbim, from Roman cruelty to the quiet politics of women helping women survive, Photine carries a fire that refusal, grief, and exile cannot kill.Then one afternoon, at a well she visits alone to dodge the whispers, a stranger asks her for water and sees her entire life in a single glance.'Come,' she tells the town that shunned her, breathless and unguarded. 'Come see a man who told me everything I ever did.'And even those who once crossed the street to avoid her followed.Rooted in biblical scholarship, anthropology, and raw human imagination, Lauree Brown transforms a brief Scripture encounter into an epic novel of exile, motherhood, resilience, and redemption, giving voice to the full, untold life of one of the Bible's most misunderstood women.Best for readers who loved The Red Tent by Anita Diamant, A Lineage of Grace by Francine Rivers, and Two From Galilee by Marjorie Holmes. Perfect for book clubs, fans of biblical historical fiction, and anyone who believes the women of Scripture deserve more than a footnote.