Helen Rogers Bücher

This lively collection penetrates the stereotype of the Victorian 'paterfamilias' to reveal intimate and involved, authoritarian and austere fathers. Examining how paternal power was embedded in social institutions, it argues that fatherhood invoked more anxiety and debate than hitherto acknowledged.

A young girl embarks on a journey to discover the meaning of faith, supported by her brother Cole, cousin Emmy, and Gega. Despite facing discouraging voices, she perseveres in her quest. The narrative emphasizes that faith manifests through belief, suggesting that even a small amount of faith can lead to growth. The story highlights the importance of perseverance and the divine aspect of faith in one's life.