The Chester Family: Or, The Curse Of The Drunkard's Appetite
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This classic tale of family dysfunction and redemption tells the story of the Chester family, whose fortunes are threatened by the father's alcoholism. Written by Julia M. Friend in the late 19th century, the novel offers a powerful indictment of the destructive power of addiction, as well as a hopeful message of the possibility of redemption and renewal.
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