Someone Cares: The Collected Poems Of Helen Steiner Rice
Condition: SECONDHAND
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Condition remarks:
Book: Good
Jacket: Worn/faded, no tears
Pages: Good
Markings: Previous owner
From the depths of grief to the heights of gratitude, Someone Cares: The Collected Poems of Helen Steiner Rice presents a sweeping treasury of verse that has brought solace, strength, and spiritual renewal to millions of readers across generations. Anchored in themes of faith, compassion, and the enduring human spirit, this anthology gathers Rice's most beloved poems into a single, definitive volume — works that speak directly to the heart in times of both sorrow and celebration. Helen Steiner Rice, often called the poet laureate of inspirational verse, crafted her poetry with an unassuming yet profound sincerity that elevated everyday emotion into spiritual meditation. Her style — warm, accessible, and deeply rooted in Christian faith — illustrates the power of simple language to convey universal truths, making her work as resonant today as when it was first written. With the opening invocation, *In these days of dark distress, teach us to love more and hate less,* this collection leaves the reader with an urgent, timeless question: in a world of division, what does it truly mean to care?
Author: Helen Steiner Rice
Format: Hardback
Genre: Poetry
Condition remarks:
Book: Good
Jacket: Worn/faded, no tears
Pages: Good
Markings: Previous owner
From the depths of grief to the heights of gratitude, Someone Cares: The Collected Poems of Helen Steiner Rice presents a sweeping treasury of verse that has brought solace, strength, and spiritual renewal to millions of readers across generations. Anchored in themes of faith, compassion, and the enduring human spirit, this anthology gathers Rice's most beloved poems into a single, definitive volume — works that speak directly to the heart in times of both sorrow and celebration. Helen Steiner Rice, often called the poet laureate of inspirational verse, crafted her poetry with an unassuming yet profound sincerity that elevated everyday emotion into spiritual meditation. Her style — warm, accessible, and deeply rooted in Christian faith — illustrates the power of simple language to convey universal truths, making her work as resonant today as when it was first written. With the opening invocation, *In these days of dark distress, teach us to love more and hate less,* this collection leaves the reader with an urgent, timeless question: in a world of division, what does it truly mean to care?