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Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. It's a Wonderful Life is a movie about a man named George Bailey who discovers, in the love of his neighbors, how much good he's done in the world. Now imagine that George Bailey turns out to be an embezzler. That's the issue at the core of The John Wood Case, a remarkable novel about the moral crisis that besets a small town in Iowa shortly after the turn of the twentieth century, when it emerges that the community's leading citizen is not at all what he seemed. John Wood himself is the mystery at the heart of the swirling emotions and imperatives that his friends, neighbors and employer must navigate in coping with the scandal. Nobody is hit harder by the revelation than Wood's cherished son Philip, who is about to graduate from the local high school as valedictorian. The tale is brilliantly handled from every perspective by the late Ruth Suckow, possibly America's most unjustly forgotten writer. Originally published in 1959 and set half a century earlier, The John Wood Case will strike readers today as timeless-and irresistible. A small town in turn-of-the-20th-century Iowa is beset by a moral crisis when a leading citizen--and church elder--is exposed as an embezzler. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. It's a Wonderful Life is a movie about a man named George Bailey who discovers, in the love of his neighbors, how much good he's done in the world. Now imagine that George Bailey turns out to be an embezzler. That's the issue at the core of The John Wood Case, a remarkable novel about the moral crisis that besets a small town in Iowa shortly after the turn of the twentieth century, when it emerges that the community's leading citizen is not at all what he seemed. John Wood himself is the mystery at the heart of the swirling emotions and imperatives that his friends, neighbors and employer must navigate in coping with the scandal. Nobody is hit harder by the revelation than Wood's cherished son Philip, who is about to graduate from the local high school as valedictorian. The tale is brilliantly handled from every perspective by the late Ruth Suckow, possibly America's most unjustly forgotten writer. Originally published in 1959 and set half a century earlier, The John Wood Case will strike readers today as timeless-and irresistible. A small town in turn-of-the-20th-century Iowa is beset by a moral crisis when a leading citizen--and church elder--is exposed as an embezzler. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. It's a Wonderful Life is a movie about a man named George Bailey who discovers, in the love of his neighbors, how much good he's done in the world. Now imagine that George Bailey turns out to be an embezzler. That's the issue at the core of The John Wood Case, a remarkable novel about the moral crisis that besets a small town in Iowa shortly after the turn of the twentieth century, when it emerges that the community's leading citizen is not at all what he seemed. John Wood himself is the mystery at the heart of the swirling emotions and imperatives that his friends, neighbors and employer must navigate in coping with the scandal. Nobody is hit harder by the revelation than Wood's cherished son Philip, who is about to graduate from the local high school as valedictorian. The tale is brilliantly handled from every perspective by the late Ruth Suckow, possibly America's most unjustly forgotten writer. Originally published in 1959 and set half a century earlier, The John Wood Case will strike readers today as timeless-and irresistible. A small town in turn-of-the-20th-century Iowa is beset by a moral crisis when a leading citizen--and church elder--is exposed as an embezzler. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - It's a Wonderful Life is a movie about a man named George Bailey who discovers, in the love of his neighbors, how much good he's done in the world. Now imagine that George Bailey turns out to be an embezzler. That's the issue at the core of The John Wood Case, a remarkable novel about the moral crisis that besets a small town in Iowa shortly after the turn of the twentieth century, when it emerges that the community's leading citizen is not at all what he seemed. John Wood himself is the mystery at the heart of the swirling emotions and imperatives that his friends, neighbors and employer must navigate in coping with the scandal. Nobody is hit harder by the revelation than Wood's cherished son Philip, who is about to graduate from the local high school as valedictorian. The tale is brilliantly handled from every perspective by the late Ruth Suckow, possibly America's most unjustly forgotten writer. Originally published in 1959 and set half a century earlier, The John Wood Case will strike readers today as timeless-and irresistible. …

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