Gentle Persuasion

Gentle Persuasion by Veda Boyd Jones, published by Heartsong Presents in 1993, is a 186-page work written in English. The narrative centers around Julie Russell, who harbors a deep contempt for athletes, believing they are overrated and feeling overshadowed by the athletic successes of her siblings. As a teacher, she has witnessed how sports can detract from academic pursuits, shaping her perspective on the value of education versus athletics.
In this edition, readers will explore Julie’s evolving views as she encounters Dallas Stone, a pivotal character who challenges her beliefs. The story delves into themes of personal growth and the intersection of sports and education, inviting reflection on the dynamics of competition and achievement. Through Julie’s journey, the book presents a nuanced look at the complexities of admiration and rivalry within family and professional settings.
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Julie Russell holds athletes in contempt. Not only does she think they are overrated, but she’s spent her life having her academic achievements overshadowed by the athletic accomplishments of her sister and brothers. As a teacher, Jule has seen sports steal valuable time from the classroom. Then Julie meets Dallas Stone.
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