Mr. Jones Finds a Sharer

About the Book

These are stories about make-believe people -nice people - whom you might wish were real. There is no violence, no sordidness, no horror, no breath-holding suspense. Years back, a reviewer said of this author’s first novel: “The only high adventure in the story is the peering into people’s hearts and finding them good; which, when you come to think of it, is quite an accomplishment.” Perhaps the same can be said of these stories.

About the Author

Mary Wallace, graduate of Temple University’s College of Liberal Arts, Class of 1928, began writing stories as soon as she learned the basics of English grammar and composition - which is to say at about the age of ten. She is still at it: for love of putting words together, for the joy of creation, and then for the driving need to give her make-believe people the nearest they can have to real life - life in print.