Offered for sale is Doctor Hudson's Secret Journal by Lloyd C. Douglas. Published by Houghton Mifflin in 1939, presumed First Edition per Houghton Mifflin's usage of the time with the same date on title and copyright pages and no additional printings listed.
Eighth novel from the prolific and much loved pastor/author of the first half of the century.
This is hardcover book with jacket. Beige boards trimmed in red with title and author in blue on both spine and front board. Book measures 6" x 8 1/2" and has 295 pages.
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13 of 15 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
fictionalized version of a how-to book on personal power,
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This review is from: Doctor Hudson's Secret Journal (Hardcover)
Probably one of the best books to describe how to attain personal power and gifts. It was written as a prequel to Magnificent Obsession, which refers often to the journal kept by Dr. Hudson, a journal which dramatically changed the life of Bobby Merrill. I've tried the formula and it works! Some rhetoric about the possibility of WWI is amusing considering that the same rhetoric is touted about nuclear war.
6 of 6 people found the following review helpful:
3.0 out of 5 stars
It's a diary.,
This review is from: Doctor Hudson's Secret Journal (Hardcover)
What can you expect from a diary -- a plot? I don't care. I've always loved Loyd Douglas because his social approach to the Christian faith intriques me. What if each one of us took one piece of the Sermon on the Mount and tried to live it? His ideas are just that simple and therefore just that more challenging.
There is an interesting entry in the diary where he is discussing the "patriotic" fever before WW 1. It is so appropriate. I could hear the voices that I've heard for three years now about the war in Iraq. Some things never change. But Douglas was a person with a vision of living the Christian faith.
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