A Season for Tending Free Audiobook Download by Cindy Woodsmall

Cindy Woodsmall has written a book that is an absolutely wonderful and heartwarming story about the power of motherhood. The main character, Marliss, is faced with the task of taking care of her 3 sons after their father's death. It is through these experiences that she learns not only about her own strength and determination, but also about the power of Motherhood. If you are looking for a feel-good story that will make you smile no matter how gloomy your day may be, this is one book you should read!

Ten years ago, Cindy Woodsmall made a decision to change the course of her life and found healing by tilling a garden. In this book she shares how she took a Sabbath from her everyday life and turned it into a season of tending.

The year is 1795 and four women are in a cave, huddled against the cold. A fire burns in the center but it's not enough to keep out the chill of winter. As the women sit around, their clothes damp from a recent rain, one woman tells the others that she saw people who looked like them on her way out. She said they were coming from a settlement she saw near here, where there was a farmhouse with horses and goats. The last thing she saw was smoke rising from that farmhouse - but now her group is trapped in this cave with nothing to eat and no hope of escape.

The main character, Winnie, has been giving up on herself for a long time. She was recently diagnosed with cancer and is only given a few months to live. When she tells her husband that she wants to go home and tend the flowers growing in their yard before it's too late, he takes her seriously.

This audiobook tells the story of a woman who must tend to her family farm in a time when no one else will. A Season for Tending was written by Cindy Woodsmall and starts off with the quote, "This is the story of one year in a small American farm life". It tells the stories of three generations of women as they try to make it through each season.

From the award-winning author of If We Had Faces, A Season for Tending is a beautiful story of hope and healing. The novel centers around Pearl, who came to care for the elderly in a nursing home in an isolated mountain community in West Virginia, where she became trapped by pain and grief over her own mother's death.