The Inglises; Or, How the Way Opened

"The Inglises; Or, How the Way Opened" by Margaret M. Robertson is a late 19th-century story about the Inglis family, led by the Reverend Mr. Inglis, as they grapple with life's difficulties and moral questions in their small, country town. The book highlights being religious, doing what's right for others, and staying true to yourself. From worrying about their father's safety on a stormy night to talking about what it means to be Christian and live a meaningful life, the book shows the everyday lives and challenges of each person in the Inglis family, especially the reverend's kids, as they wrestle with their beliefs.