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The Man Yang Tree is a collection of reflections and insights put together by Anthea Dove, a writer recognised for her gentle wisdom, sensitivity, love of Creation and concern for justice. It is a book to dip into, to ponder over and to be inspired by.

This is a book of random reflections on the touch of God. Anthea Dove invites us to share in her experience of God through a series of thoughts, stories and poems.

The season of Lent is a kind of journey, a pilgrimage perhaps, with the promise of something glorious at the end. The readings used at Mass on the forty-six days which include Holy Week, are a guide for us, the pilgrims, and this book is an attempt, often based on those readings, to point the way, to illuminate the journey for people like myself. I am not holy, nor am I a scholar or a theologian, but someone who would like to make a good Lent ...

This is a collection of reflections, often on quite ordinary things, which may be sad, beautiful or strange, and they all came to the author out of the blue.' She believes that everyone who is attuned to the workings of the Holy Spirit receives insights which it is helpful and valuable to share.

Anthea Dove tells the fictitious story of the life of a Catholic priest in a large and busy parish in rural northern England. This is a delightful book which conveys the atmosphere of a typical English rural parish, from the conflicts of the parochial house, to the very varied lives of the parishioners. The book is full of believable characters whose stories will captivate the reader. A mother and grandmother, and lifelong questioning Catholic...

A deceptively simple and light-hearted book, easy to read, humorous and realistic. It speaks on behalf of the older, ordinary Catholic layperson faced with the difficulties of staying loyal in today's church and today's society. It is written for the Mary and Joe Browns in our parishes.