Whispering Halls / Peden, Pearle / (PB/1959-1959/B/USED)

*Condition Note: Book is well used and clean. Shows wear on covers and page edges.*

For Joy Littlefield, those whispering halls at Washington Sanitarium meant the realization of a dream. Highlighting the thrilling drama of the nursing profession, Whispering Halls does more than tell a story. It keynotes the drama of human tragedy and sorrow as it tells of a dying boy in pediatrics, who awaits with pathetic eagerness the comfort brought by his nurse, and a mother snatched by death because of her own folly.

In a conversational way which never preaches, Whispering Halls deals with youth problems: for example, Joy decides that she cannot marry a non-Adventist, even though he has the "highest" of principles. It candidly discusses courtship problems: Joy and her fellow students express the conviction that both men and women who date have a clear responsibility in maintaining high moral standards.

Epsom Salts and a Big Decision
To Thine Own Self Be True
Windows Into Dreamland
Visions of Red Beads Dancing
Beginners All
Homesickness and Hay Fever
Cold Hands and Warm Hearts
Come Ye Apart
Missing: One Chaperon, One Link
Heartaches in Pediatrics
Lavender and Old Lace
News and More News
My Turn in Surgery
Youth Shows But Half
Whirlwind in My Room
The Contest and the Colonel
Meet the Champ!
Baltimore Beckons
Maternity Floor
Nine Epochs and an Era
No Man Is an Island
Memories and Miracles
The Desire of Thine Heart
The Heart Must Sing
Young as April
For Always

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