An uplifting and spirited young woman's journey of love, sacrifice, and faith. “A galaxy of eyes turned upon her, searching for romance, and studied her sweet face greedily.” Re-Creations by American author Grace Livingston Hill is an inspirational Christian romance novel published in 1921. Cornelia Copley makes the difficult decision to return home from her cherished college life to care for her ailing mother. However, she is shocked upon her arrival, a substantial change has occurred, and her family is residing in a dilapidated and rundown house. Meanwhile, her younger brother has become emotionally distant and defiant. Cornelia is filled with sorrow and pity and to make matters worse, she overhears her youngest brother and sister calling her selfish and ungrateful. Unbeknownst to Cornelia, they were entirely correct in their assessment, she has only exacerbated the situation. As a result, she comes up with a strategy to rectify the harm that she has inflicted. Can Cornelia restore hope and faith to her cherished family and unite them once more? A must-read for fans of clean and heartwarming romance novels exploring themes of love, faith, and family bonds, wrapped in a touching journey of redemption and spiritual growth. Grace Livingston Hill (1865–1947) was an early 20th-century novelist who wrote over 100 novels and numerous short stories under her real name and the pseudonym Marcia Macdonald. Her works featured young Christian women finding or strengthening their faith, with themes of good versus evil rooted in her belief in the clarity of the Bible's teachings. Romance often plays a crucial role in the characters' journey to grace. Hill's novels resonated with readers, showcasing God's restoring power and culminating in faith-driven resolutions. We proudly offer original, unabridged, professionally formatted editions . Our publications provide the best reading experience and are perfect for anyone who wants to read classic literature in its original form. Purchase one of our classic editions today and see the difference for yourself.