Annie Ashcraft Looks into the Dark
Ruth Hollinger Senter
ISBN 10: 0764220950 ISBN 13: 9780764220951
Published by Bethany House Pub, 1998
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Annie gets scared when she hears a mysterious scraping noise outside her window, and when she calls for her father, he helps her discover the source of the noise
About the Author: Ruth Senter was raised in Southern Alabama, the only daughter (among four sons) of missionaries to the cotton farmers. Growing up during the fifties in the rural south, she witnessed first hand, some of the turmoil that accompanied the birth of the civil rights movement. Her rural roots and her life as an itinerant country preacher's daughter have, through the years, added a wealth of writing material as she has shared her life experiences with her readers.
Ruth was listed as a 1976 OUTSTANDING WOMAN OF AMERICA.
She holds a Masters Degree in journalism from Wheaton College and has been a Contributing Editor for Today's Christian Woman, Editor of Partnership Magazine, and Senior Editor at Campus Life magazine. Ruth is the author of ten books including Have We Really Come a Long Way?, Longing for Love, A Tribute to Moms (with daughter, Jori Senter), Beyond Safe Places, The Guilt Free Book for Pastor's Wives, and Seasons of Friendship.
Senter is a regular columnist for The Christian Reader. Her articles have appeared in publications such as Discipleship Journal, Decision, Moody Magazine, LEADERSHIP, Christianity Today, and Focus on the Family. She has also co-hosted the TV series "Adventures in Learning" and is a popular public speaker.
Annie Ashcraft Looks Into the Dark is Ruth's first foray into children's fiction. Based on her childhood in the rural cotton fields of Alabama, Annie Ashcraft teaches children the importance of facing their fears.
Ruth recently returned from spending a year in Seoul, South Korea. Her husband, Mark, vice-president of Trinity International University of Deerfield, Illinois, has been setting up a training school for Asian Rim pastors.
When not living abroad, Ruth and Mark make their home in Illinois. They have two grown children who are also writers.
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Bibliographic Details
Title: Annie Ashcraft Looks into the Dark
Publisher: Bethany House Pub
Publication Date: 1998
Binding: Hardcover
Illustrator: Christiansen, Lee
Condition: Very Good
Dust Jacket Condition: No Jacket