The Writing on the Wall

The Writing on the Wall by Dean Hughes is an abridged edition published by Deseret Book Company in November 2001. This work presents a vivid portrayal of the turbulent 1960s, exploring significant historical events such as the Berlin Wall, the Cold War, the Kennedy Assassination, and the Civil Rights movement. Through the lens of the characters from the bestselling Children of the Promise series, readers will witness how these pivotal moments shape the lives of the next generation.
In this narrative, Dean Hughes delves into the complexities of a decade marked by both prosperity and unrest, highlighting the increasing global awareness and divisiveness over national priorities. The young adults born to Al and Bea Thomas’ children are now navigating a world influenced by these historical events, each affected in unique ways. This edition, comprising an engaging exploration of fiction and religious themes, invites readers to reflect on the lasting impact of the 1960s on contemporary society.
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In this new series, Dean Hughes paints a fascinating picture of the turbulent 60’s. The Berlin Wall. The Cold War. The Kennedy Assassination. The Civil Rights movement. Issues and events marked by prosperity, unrest, increasing global awareness as well as divisiveness over national priorities. The babies who were born to Al and Bea Thomas’ children at the end of the bestselling Children of the Promise series are young adults now and are all being affected in different ways.
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