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The Great Northern Express: A Writer's Journey Home | Howard Frank Mosher

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Documents the author's road trip across twenty-first-century America, where he shared personal encounters with homeless people, country performers, and readers and writers from all walks of life.

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The Great Northern Express: A Writer's Journey Home | Howard Frank Mosher

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Rating: 5 ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
This was my first time reading a book by Howard Frank Mosher so i wasnt sure what to expect but i have to say this was an enjoyable and hearttouching Memoir!! There was 3 Parts to this book: Faith, Hope and Love. Each part had a different yet unique story to it. Faith was about hos Howard lived his Faith all through his life and decided to write a book about his lifes journey.

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The Great Northern Express: A Writer's Journey Home | Howard Frank Mosher

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Genre: Non-Fiction, Memoir
From bestselling, nationally celebrated author Howard Frank Mosher, a wildly funny and deeply personal account of his three-month, 20,000-mile sojourn to discover what he loved enough to live for. Several months before novelist Howard Frank Mosher turned sixty-five, he learned that he had prostate cancer.

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