Reader's Digest Condensed Books--Volume II - 1967--Spring Selections

English author. James Vance Marshall was the pseudonym of Donald Gordon Payne

Melissa Mather Ambros, was an author and documented her families' story of moving to rural Vermont, in her gripping memoir called the “Rough Road Home”. They became homesteaders and raised cows for milk, cultivated beautiful gardens and grew some infamous potatoes! Excerpts from her book were featured in a series of Saturday Evening Post articles in 1958. She was born Nov. 12, 1917, in Chicago, to Arlisle Mather Brown, an English teacher, and Alfred Bruce Brown, an electrical engineer. She...

Ladislas Farago was a journalist and military historian who specialized in writing about espionage and World War II. He is best known for works like The Broken Seal and his biography of General George

Virginia Mae Axline was a psychologist who pioneered play therapy as a way to help children communicate. She is best known for her book Dibs in Search of Self, which appeared in the 1

John Ehle was a North Carolina author who wrote historical fiction about the early settlers of the Appalachian Mountains. His work reached a broad audience through appearances in collections like the 1967 Reader’s

Howard Melvin Fast was an American novelist and television writer.

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