Related Works
| Relationship | Work | Contributors | Genre | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Published in | Women of Genesis, volume 3 | Orson Scott Card | Novel | |
| Reviewed in | [Review of] Rachel and Leah by Orson Scott Card | Catherine K. Arveseth | Review |
Rachel and Leah
Orson Scott Card
Salt Lake City: Shadow Mountain, 2004
- Orson Scott Card: Author
Novel, Scripture-based Fiction
Rachel (Biblical matriarch)--Fiction; Leah (Biblical matriarch)--Fiction; Bible. O.T. Genesis--History of Biblical events--Fiction; Women in the Bible--Fiction
Leah was so young when her sister Rachel was born that she could not remember a time when Rachel was not the darling of the family- pretty, clever, and cute, whereas Leah plugged along being obedient, hard-working, and responsible. Then one day a good-looking marriageable kinsman named Jacob showed up, looking for a haven from his brother's rage, and Leah fell in love at once. It didn't surprise her at all that Jacob saw only Rachel. But surely, as the two sisters worked and lived alongside Jacob for seven years, he would come to realize that Leah was the one he ought to marry. . . . [from publisher web site]
PS 3553 .A655 R33 2004