Dance a Little Longer
Dance a Little Longer by Jane Roberts Wood, published by Thorndike Press in 1994, is a work of fiction that spans 309 pages. Set in 1931, the narrative follows teacher Lucy Richards Arnold and her principal husband Josh as they return to rural West Texas. The couple faces the dual challenges of fostering a sense of education in a community resistant to it while also managing their struggling farm during the hardships of the Great Depression.
Readers will find a portrayal of resilience and family dynamics as the Arnolds navigate their difficult circumstances. The story explores themes of love and perseverance amid adversity, particularly when tragedy strikes and tests the strength of their marriage. This edition offers a glimpse into the historical context of the era, emphasizing the personal struggles of the characters against the backdrop of societal challenges.
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It’s 1931 and teacher Lucy Richards Arnold is back in rural West Texas with her principal husband Josh and their four-year-old son. They’re trying to win over a community that seems to have little use for education, as well as make a success of their neglected farm during the bleak hard times of the Great Depression. Sometimes the effort of it all seems fruitless, but the Arnolds never lose their sense of family and love. But when tragedy strikes, their marriage is turned upside-down.
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