Between Worlds 8 - Wolf-Heffner, Lori

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Résumé :
Just after things have begun to settle for Juliana and Elisabeth, another enormous shift happens. That does it, Juliana vows. It's Operation How to Train Your Father, full speed ahead. After years of making do with texts and phone calls while Dad was driving his transport truck for days, sometimes weeks, at a time, Juliana had thought she desperately wanted him home. That was before he wanted her to wear shorts down to her ankles and study 30 hours a day. But when a family secret derails her plans, Juliana discovers there's more to her father than she could have ever imagined. To stay calm amidst these changes, Juliana turns to her only consistent source of comfort, her great-grandmother's sketchbook... Elisabeth is breaking with tradition by getting her bangs cut for the first time in her life when she hears Tata will be returning early from America! Desperate to show how much she loves him and to convince him to never leave again, she decides to put on the best welcome-home celebration ever. There's only one problem: she's never planned a celebration by herself before. Luckily, she has time to practise and prepare before the big day. But when a family crisis strikes, Elisabeth's celebration planning may need to be put on hold for the sake of keeping her family together... As both Juliana and Elisabeth struggle with their fathers returning home and being a part of their lives, both girls must learn what love, family, and fatherhood are truly about. A Father's Journey?is the eighth book in Lori Wolf-Heffner's contemporary/historical series,?Between Worlds. For those who love history, the arts, and family ties, pick up a copy of A Father's Journey and enjoy a story that crosses generations. Format updated December 2023. This book is a large print edition. The body font is 19pt, flush left, line spacing about 1.3. Italics have not been converted to underline. Interior is black print on white paper.

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Lori Wolf-Heffner is a former competitive dancer, dance teacher, and theatre manager. She was a member of the first Canadian National Tap Team, back in 1996, under the leadership of Bonnie Dyer, with choreographer Mathew Clark. She's written for Dance Canada Quarterly, just dance! magazine, and The Dance Current (all under Lori Straus).?Fluent in German, Lori lived in Germany for three years, never once realizing just how close she was to some of the villages her ancestors left to migrate to Eastern Europe in the 1700s.?Lori lives in Waterloo, Ontario, Canada, with her husband and two sons. She is a member of The Writers' Union of Canada and the Alliance of Independent Authors.?...