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Mary Ann Martin. Five-year-old Nathan was riding along in the tractor while his older brothers picked rocks. Suddenly he slipped and fell, and the rear wheel ran over his head. In this book Nathan’s mother has recorded the drama, grief, and suffering of days and weeks that followed. She also writes of joy and hope. The doctors thought Nathan would be paralyzed, but God had other plans! 121 pages; paper; Christian Light.
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