Rediscover the heartwarming and humorous family drama of Frederick Orin Bartlett's "The Prodigal Pro Tem." Set in the early 20th century, this domestic fiction explores the complexities and enduring bonds of family relationships. With a light touch and keen observation, Bartlett delves into the familiar struggles and joys of family life, centering on themes of reconciliation and second chances reminiscent of the prodigal son narrative.
"The Prodigal Pro Tem" offers a timeless portrayal of familial dynamics, rich with humor and relatable characters. This meticulously prepared edition brings Bartlett's charming story back to print, allowing readers to once again enjoy this classic exploration of home, forgiveness, and the enduring power of love within a family. A delightful read for anyone who appreciates insightful and engaging literary fiction.
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