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The Highlander's Last Song (MacDonald / Phillips series)

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Love of the homeland, insights into the clans relationships, Christian ethics lived in life, wonderful action and unexpected plot twists, FUN! and it made us feel like we wanted to be truer to the truth of Christ ourselves from reading of others experiences. You'll love it!

MacDonald was C.S. Lewis' favourite author and for good reason. Few men ever wrote with the passion and insight of MacDonald.

This book is enjoyable and intellectually challenging. It would make a great gift for university lecturers as it challenges many of today's views about land rights, culture and religion.

I cannot praise this book too much. If I had the money I'd by a million of them and give one to every influental person in the western world.

If you want to read George MacDonald, one of my all time favorite authors, then read him in the original. He is wonderful and inspiring. I fail to understand why anyone would want to read an edited version instead of the words and phrases as the author intended.

I couldn't put this one down. It makes one feel wonderful and free, closer to God and joyful.

George MacDonald is far and away my favorite author. What joy to read his works for the first time! How I wish I could read them in the Scottish dialect they were originally written in. His portrayal of the attributes of his various characters rivals that of Dickens in its complexity and depth.

I love all of George MacDonald's books - his theology through his novels makes you think in a way you might not otherwise about your relationship with God and how he watches over us.

I've read a lot of MacDonald books; I love the spiritual aspects that come into the story and plot. This book, coupled with The Gentlewoman's Choice (as mine was), are two of my favorite MacDonald books. The spiritual journeys that the protagonists travel are personally applicable; the questions raised should be asked of the reader, as well. And the simple (clean!) "romantic" novel side of the story is pulling, as well.

I love MacDonald, and haven't read a book of his I didn't like; but this is one of my favorites.