Elsie's Holidays at Roselands

Book Two in the Original Elsie Classics

De: Martha Finley

Narrado por: Marguerite Gavin

Eight-year-old Elsie Dinsmore is enjoying a blissful Christmas holiday season with her family and friends when a crisis arises that threatens life as she knows it. She believes that obeying a request her father has made would violate her conscience, and she must refuse him. He, in turn, believes Elsie is being willful and disobedient, and he fails to see her refusal as a matter of her deep, abiding faith in God.

Elsie clings to the promise that her heavenly Father will never leave her nor forsake her as, one by one, all the things she holds dear are taken from her, including even her father's presence. The turmoil brought on by this conflict contributes to a life-threatening illness for Elsie and a life-changing crisis for her father. Meanwhile, her faith is tested to the limits.

Hear more of Elsie's adventures in the Original Elsie Classics series.Public Domain (P)2001 Blackstone Audiobooks

perfect except for one thing. for a Christian book

I enjoyed most of the books. There however some moments where I feel that the family n friends of this sweet God fearing child are most of the time very unfairly cruel to the point that it almost seems unfathomable.

The book of Elsie Dinsmore's holidays at Roslands

I loved this book!I must say that l enjoyed even more then the previous novel.😁😁

great story

even better than the first Elsie book. better performance, too. all around enjoyable for all ages.

Great Story

The story of Elsie continues right where book one leaves off. Again, the story is fantastic, however, the narrator's vocal characterizations aren't as powerful as in the previous book (different narrator). Still a great story overall. I highly recommend it!

A beautiful Christian book

I loved this book and cannot wait to start the next book - tomorrow! This series makes me feel closer to God.

Pleased

I enjoyed this story. I liked the readers voice and use of it to make the characters different. I especially liked the amount of scripture used to teach us how to love and obey God.

Such a good book for a girl who loves God.

I love this book and the first one so much too . A very good book for a girl who loves God. I dislike that somebody always comment that they don’t like the first book because it is too cruel on Elsie or that the book was Christian.I recommend this book for every girl (even some that aren’t Christians to encourage them to Christ.

Ok

It’s was not bad overall it just wasn’t my favorite, it seemed to take forever for it to go anywhere, and when it finally started to get fun and more interesting it ended. So yeah, I’m probably not going to read it again.

9 hours of child abuse to a perfect angel

Elsie gets no break from her dad. He gets onto her for the littlest thing and abuses her for months right after Arthur has been kicked out of Roselands for torturing her. Still a little angel to a ridiculous degree, her actions are always predictable, there is no excitement to the story and things keep getting worse and worse until Elsie is basically in Solitary Confinement. NOT WORTH YOUR TIME