The Road to Damietta - Tapa blanda

"O"Dell . . . has written what may be his finest novel. It will be a long time before readers cease to feel the impact of O"Dell"s drama and the influence of the saint who urged us to love each other and "all things great and small."

" O' Dell . . . has written what may be his finest novel. It will be a long time before readers cease to feel the impact of O' Dell' s drama and the influence of the saint who urged us to love each other and " all things great and small."

& quot; O& #39; Dell . . . has written what may be his finest novel. It will be a long time before readers cease to feel the impact of O& #39; Dell& #39; s drama and the influence of the saint who urged us to love each other and & quot; all things great and small.& quot;

O’Dell . . . has written what may be his finest novel. It will be a long time before readers cease to feel the impact of O’Dell’s drama and the influence of the saint who urged us to love each other and all things great and small.” Publishers Weekly

"O'Dell . . . has written what may be his finest novel. It will be a long time before readers cease to feel the impact of O'Dell's drama and the influence of the saint who urged us to love each other and "all things great and small." Publishers Weekly

O Dell . . . has written what may be his finest novel. It will be a long time before readers cease to feel the impact of O Dell s drama and the influence of the saint who urged us to love each other and all things great and small. Publishers Weekly"

Deeply attached to the charming and carefree Francis Bernardone, Cecilia, a young noblewoman of Assisi, watches as he turns from his life of wealth and privilege, takes a vow of poverty, and devotes himself to serving God by helping all those around him. Reprint.