Patricia St. John

2 summariesChildren's, Historical Fiction, Young Adult

Patricia St. John was a British author known for her children's fiction, particularly focusing on themes of faith and resilience. Among her notable works are "Treasures of the Snow," which tells a story of forgiveness and redemption in a snowy landscape, and "Twice Freed," which explores themes of freedom and faith in the context of early Christianity. Her writing often reflects her experiences as a missionary.

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Books by Patricia St. John

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Treasures of the Snow
Patricia St. John
4.2 (3k) average on GoodreadsChildren's
In a snow-dusted Swiss village, childhood revenge leads to a devastating accident. Two young enemies must confront their rage and find forgiveness through Christ amidst the unforgiving Alps.
Twice Freed
Patricia St. John
4.1 (1k) average on GoodreadsChildren's
In ancient Colossae, a runaway slave named Onesimus chases earthly freedom and the affection of a merchant's daughter. He does not yet know the spiritual liberation his Christian master and the apostle Paul hope he will discover.