The Dream Loom - Monson, Christie
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". . . A lovely, evocative book. It conveys a hopeful love of life and a satisfying mix of reality and the otherworldly and supernatural . . ." ~ Writer's Digest Do we have helpers from other dimensions? Rebecca is an alternative high school teacher who never planned to have children. Although nearing fifty, she becomes pregnant with her partner, Reuben. Her sister, Martha has always judged Rebecca harshly for her footloose life. Much to her further aggravation, Martha's adult daughter has a close relationship with Rebecca. Now, a fateful event causes the two families to become irreversibly…mehr

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". . . A lovely, evocative book. It conveys a hopeful love of life and a satisfying mix of reality and the otherworldly and supernatural . . ." ~ Writer's Digest Do we have helpers from other dimensions? Rebecca is an alternative high school teacher who never planned to have children. Although nearing fifty, she becomes pregnant with her partner, Reuben. Her sister, Martha has always judged Rebecca harshly for her footloose life. Much to her further aggravation, Martha's adult daughter has a close relationship with Rebecca. Now, a fateful event causes the two families to become irreversibly entangled. The Dream Loom is a metaphysical story of heartache, unexpected turns, compassion, and healing.
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About the AuthorChristie Monson is a writer, teacher, and educational consultant. She currently serves as a private tutor and consultant to parents and students. As a public school teacher, she taught gifted and talented, developmentally disabled, and learning disabled students. Monson earned a BA from California State University Fresno and holds K-12 Multiple Subject, Learning Handicapped Specialist, and Resource Specialist credentials. She has served as an elder in the Presbyterian Church (PCUSA) and now meets with others who practice contemplative prayer.