"The Tragedy of Wild River Valley" by Martha Finley presents a classic tale exploring the destructive nature of envy. This carefully restored edition of a beloved children's story offers timeless moral lessons within a compelling narrative. Set against a backdrop of strong religious and Christian values, the book gently guides young readers through the consequences of negative emotions and the importance of virtue. Through the experiences within Wild River Valley, children will discover enduring principles of faith and ethical behavior. A cherished example of juvenile fiction, this story provides a valuable opportunity for reflection and discussion on the themes of values and virtues. Perfect for families seeking meaningful and spiritually enriching reading material.

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