num_pages: 171
description: Who says a small town is a dull place to live?The logging community of North Branch, Michigan, is still a small town in 1895. But Mabel and Len Williams and their circle of friends could never be called bored. . .Mabel finds that her position as the minister's wife doesn't protect her from small town gossip. After all, isn't it a little odd that Hudson Curtis, pastor of a neighboring church, happens to show up every time Mabel comes to town? And wasn't that his buggy seen turning down Mabel's lane the other afternoon? Even Mabel's best friend, Sarah Jane, seems troubled about something—but for the first time in her life, she won't discuss it with Mabel.Good thing Mabel knows she can trust God in the troubled times as well as the good.
language: English
title: New Faces, New Friends
titlecomplete: New Faces, New Friends (Grandma's Attic, #9)
genres: Juvenile, Fiction, Christian, Young Adult, Historical, Christian Fiction, Childrens, Chapter Books, Historical Fiction, Middle Grade
ratings_count: 325
series: Grandma's Attic
publisher: Chariot Victor Publishing