The Stuart family faces the Korean War and 1950s cultural shifts, weighing family values and faith against rebellion.
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The Stuart family faces the Korean War and 1950s cultural shifts, weighing family values and faith against rebellion.
Fans of Gilbert Morris's historical fiction have come to know and love the Stuart family as they follow them decade by decade through the twentieth century. This book picks up in the fifties as a new generation of Stuarts tries to understand what life means for them in the post-war world.The Stuart family expects to settle into peace and prosperity with the rest of the country when tragedy strikes: The Korean War calls them to serve their country once again. With his inimitable style, Gilbert Mo...
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Mild romantic subplots with implied intimacy, fade-to-black.
Korean War service and family impacts depicted, non-graphic.
Occasional mild language fitting 1950s dialogue.
Social drinking and era youth culture references.
No LGBTQ+ characters or themes depicted.
Central themes of faith, family values, and rebellion against God.
No fantasy magic elements present.
No occult or demonic content.
1950s patriotism, cultural rebellion, and generational values.
No self-harm or suicide depicted.
War-related family tensions and emotional struggles.
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