Donald S. Smurthwaite

• Jan-1999
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Told from the delightful viewpoint of a seasoned seventy-one-year-old high priest, this novel is certain to ring true with generations of Latter-day Saints as the narrator relives his life while watching a true and faithful friend slip to the other s...

• Sep-2010
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It's 1956, and boys playing baseball on an oily asphalt street is a standing ritual in a middle-class American neighborhood.Remembering that time from the vantage point of a grown man, Neal Rogers also fondly recalls the influence exerted on him by t...

• May-2013
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A lousy grocery store box boy. How did business major Levi Crowne’s life culminate in a summer job so pathetic? Just when it seems impossible to utter “will that be paper or plastic?” one more time, his wealthy Aunt Barbara offers Levi a golden...

• Oct-2017
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1933 has been a dire year for the nation’s farms—after a growing season without rain, the money is drying up too. With the holidays quickly approaching and a pocketful of past-due bills, farmer Scrappy Borroughs feels no familiar glimmer ...