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Robin Michell
From Jest to Earnest
From Jest to Earnest
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"His plots are never commonplace. The change in Lottie's character is well-delineated, and with a naturalness and artistic skill which we do not often find in the so-called religious novels." -- Harper's Magazine.
"It is surprising to find how genuinely interesting his stories always are. There is nothing of the vulgarly sensational about them." Eclectic Magazine.
"Mr. Roe's books are religious novels in perhaps the best sense of the term." -- Zion's Herald, Boston.
"A simple, pure story, such as Mr. Roe has always written, is one of the most potent vehicles of moral and religious training that can be employed." -- Buffalo Daily Courier.
"Mr. Roe's works have had a fine, noble purpose, each and all. The present story is an excellent one -- of high tone and deep religious strength." -- Boston Evening Traveler.
"It is a thoroughly good story because pervaded by an influence thoroughly pure." -- American Rural Home.
"The hero is simple, strong, and manly; much such a man as Mr. Lincoln must have been had he turned his attention to theology instead of politics." -- New York World.
"A bright, vivacious story, full of wit and even frolic." -- Portland Transcript.
"He vindicates his right to use the talent which God has given him for the instruction and interest of the thousands who read his works." -- New York Evangelist.
"It is surprising to find how genuinely interesting his stories always are. There is nothing of the vulgarly sensational about them." Eclectic Magazine.
"Mr. Roe's books are religious novels in perhaps the best sense of the term." -- Zion's Herald, Boston.
"A simple, pure story, such as Mr. Roe has always written, is one of the most potent vehicles of moral and religious training that can be employed." -- Buffalo Daily Courier.
"Mr. Roe's works have had a fine, noble purpose, each and all. The present story is an excellent one -- of high tone and deep religious strength." -- Boston Evening Traveler.
"It is a thoroughly good story because pervaded by an influence thoroughly pure." -- American Rural Home.
"The hero is simple, strong, and manly; much such a man as Mr. Lincoln must have been had he turned his attention to theology instead of politics." -- New York World.
"A bright, vivacious story, full of wit and even frolic." -- Portland Transcript.
"He vindicates his right to use the talent which God has given him for the instruction and interest of the thousands who read his works." -- New York Evangelist.
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