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Betty, a young girl in a large family, is deeply lonely. Her siblings are paired up, leaving her feeling isolated and yearning for companionship. She finds solace in the company of adults, particularly an older man named Mr. Roper. Betty is fascinated by the concept of heaven and 'tribulation,' believing that she needs to experience hardship to get to heaven. She shares her longing for tribulation with Mr. Roper, who patiently guides her understanding of faith and life. Betty, despite her young age, possesses a deep faith that inspires those around her. Through her innocent yet powerful faith, Betty brings comfort and a renewed sense of hope to Mr. Roper and others in her community. The story follows Betty's journey as she navigates her feelings of loneliness, seeks understanding of the world and her place in it, and ultimately, finds solace and purpose in her unwavering faith.Book Details
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