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Christy #2

Silent Superstitions

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The old woman glared at Christy with fury in her eyes: "You brought the curse with you, girl!" that's what Granny O'Teale said. And everybody in the Cove seemed to believe it was true - their new school teacher, nineteen-year-old Christy Huddleston, was cursed.

After all, who could explain Bob Allen's mysterious accident on his way to bring Christy to Cutter Gap? Or the lightning strike that sent a tree through the school window. . . Or the sudden appearance of a sleek raven soaring around Christy?

Granny is determined to drive Christy out of Cutter Gap forever. Will fear and superstition triumph? Or, will Christy overcome, and win the hearts of the mountain people?

120 pages, Mass Market Paperback

First published June 26, 1995

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Author 1 book77 followers
August 7, 2018
For readers of all ages who enjoy Christy by Catherine Marshall, this expanded series comes in 12 easy to read books with lots of action and dialog. This is second book in the series and approaches the superstitions the town holds against their new school teacher, who appears to be cursed.
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January 24, 2020
Christy (19year old teacher at mission school in Cutters Gap) is settling into her work as a teacher in Cutters Gap, her school class has 67 pupils from 5 to 17 years old. After a series of unfortunate events an elderly lady whose grandchildren attend the school starts a rumour about Christy bringing a curse to the area. This elderly lady is responsible for parents keeping the children away from the school and those that do attend wear a strange concoction of herbs around their necks to ward of the curse. Christy eventually talks with the lady and the family of the children and peace is restored.
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Author 1 book2 followers
May 22, 2016
I thought this was only an OK book. I liked the TV series much better.
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Author 29 books509 followers
September 2, 2023
The conflict in this one is that a great granny in Cutter Gap, threatened by the new teacher, spreads rumors after a series of mishaps that she is cursed. She convinces the children to stay away from school or else to wear a smelly concoction of herbs around their necks to ward off Christy's "curse." Christy almost leaves Cutter Gap over it, convinced that she will never manage to break through to the people... but a heartwarming simple turn of events changes her mind.
18 reviews1 follower
October 9, 2024
WOW

The twist and turns of life's journeys is a humbling learning experience to say the least. Christy learns so many life lessons from the people and children that she came to teach. Together nothing is impossible
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307 reviews8 followers
April 2, 2019
The continuation of 19 year old Christy's life in Cutter Gap. Interesting.
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1,355 reviews12 followers
May 27, 2023
(5☆ Would recommend & would read again)
I loved watching the Christy TV series was I was young. These books brought back a nostalgia and are well written. I loved this book series.
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1,604 reviews18 followers
March 5, 2025
This is a great book with new beginnings and fighting the superstitions of mountain people
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June 28, 2024
I loved the Christy movies and books as a teenager, so re-reading them has been a fun journey. I liked both the plot and the takeaway from this one.
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I remember watching this TV show with my family!
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