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About this Book:
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An unexpected event can affect many people. The result? Nofortune-teller or crystal ball can pre-dict the outcome.A fictional town of Whittimore pro-vides the setting for "Maple Tree Tales", a collection of contemporary short stories. The characters are caught by changes that they cannot control. A friend calls this book "an old-fashioned novel with chapter headings".
Whether a short story collection or a novel, the reader will enjoy and re-flect on the sacred, strange, striking--and sometimes, sad--relationships that life offers.
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About the Author:
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Marion H. Youngquist was born and educated in Salem, Oregon. She was a news reporter in Oregon and Nebraska where she graduated from Midland Lutheran College, Fremont, She also studied at Coe College, Cedar Rapids, IA, UW-Milwaukee, and seminars in Europe. She "scribbles" on planes, ships and in airports--gathering dialog and situations she overhears.
For ten years she was a synodical editor and correspondent for The Lutheran and a contributor to other magazines.
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