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Prudence of the Parsonage

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Ethel Hueston was an American author. She was the author of Prudence of the Parsonage (1915), Prudence Says So (1916), Sunny Slopes (1917), Eve to the Rescue (1920), Merry O (1923), Prudence's Daughter (1924) and Preacher's Wife (1941). Prudence of the Parsonage is the story of a young woman's experiences living in the Methodist parsonage in Mount Mark, Iowa. Her father has been appointed minister and Prudence, whose mother passed away five years before, is in charge of the house and her four younger sisters. This is the story of Hueston's own experiences living in a parsonage in Mt. Pleasant, Iowa and is the prequel to Prudence Says So.

188 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1915

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100 reviews7 followers
July 28, 2025
This is a beach read for people who like older books. There's nothing here that you haven't read somewhere else, but it's fun and comes with some delightful sibling hijinks.
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189 reviews7 followers
June 26, 2019
Good clean amusing book. Fun escapades of five parson's daughters. Good for a clean teen read.
216 reviews6 followers
October 25, 2019
I've read serious novels lately so this was a wonderful change! The characters were believable and the dialogue was lively. It reminded me of the books I loved as a kid.
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February 23, 2022
Prudence is not especially clever or ambitious. But she is great at mothering her family of five sisters and a lone man, her daddy.
This is an amazing feel-good book.
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1,300 reviews178 followers
March 29, 2013
Methodist minister with five daughters moves into a new town. The oldest daughter, Prudence is trying to mother her younger sisters and bring them up right, but has her hands full because they are kind of wild. Also she's not interested in getting married. Until she is. Just ok.
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140 reviews1 follower
July 2, 2012


So cute! I loved this book, I laughed and cried! I have to agree with you Joni, definitely one I will read again!
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April 14, 2014
It's been a while since I read this book, but I remember liking the characters really well, and the story drew me in from the start. I love stories with that are well written with morals.
74 reviews1 follower
November 8, 2012
I loved this book! Its one I definitely want to read again =)
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