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...And They Named Me "Hope"

by Robin Propst Kile; Illustrated by Emily Megan Chambers

20 pages; Saddle stitched; illustrated; catalogue #05-1451; ISBN 1-4120-6540-2; US$11.00, C$12.50, EUR9.00, £6.50

An old Farmall H tractor, built in 1945, is restored while telling "his" story. This is a book about farm life, and how each of us needs hope and renewal.

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About the Book

In 1945, a Farmall H tractor was taken to West Virginia, and sold to a farmer, Howard Dunkle, who lived on Brushy Mountain in Pendleton County. The tractor was used on the farm, but after many years, was parked in a shed and forgotten. In 2004, another farmer, my husband, Elwood Kile, purchased and restored the Farmall tractor and put it back into use. This is a book with Christian themes of hope and renewal.

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About the Author

Robin Propst Kile lives on her family’s farm near Franklin, West Virginia with her husband, Elwood and their border collie, Mollie. Robin teaches at North Fork Elementary School in Pendleton County, where she enjoys sharing her love of reading and writing with her students.

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