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In Naaman's House

By Marian MacLean Finney

(3.5 stars) β€’ 10 reviews

Amidst the cultural tensions of ancient Israel, watch as a young girl's life becomes deeply entwined with a powerful Syrian officer's household, testing the bonds of friendship and the limits of acceptance.

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2021-12-04
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"In Naaman's House" by Marian MacLean Finney is a historical novel set in ancient Israel. It tells the story of Miriam, a young girl who has to deal with the difficulties of her world, which is full of cultural and religious conflict. Miriam deals with her friendships, her family, the possibility of war, and also becomes involved in the household of Naaman. The story starts by introducing characters like Judith, and showing their relationships with each other. Themes of friendship, duty, and acceptance are woven throughout the novel. Readers quickly understand that Miriam and her allies will have to deal with difficult situations, but are tightly knit.

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