WHAT MONEY CAN'T BUY
Emily Steiner

Caught in the vortex of the Great Depression, the Hess family needs to work and sweat and pray for every mortgage payment on their Ohio farm. Their savings disappear when the bank fails, and prices for farm goods drop ever lower. Disaster sweeps across an entire nation, and no one knows when -or if- things will get better.
But even when life seems hopelessly out of control, fourteen-year-old Annie finds that God is still the unchanging and eternal source of true riches.
This is a story of faith and trust, of loving and sharing, of giving and receiving.
Hardcover, 368 pages.