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Jan 15, 2014
Somewhere to Belong by Judith McCoy Miller
My rating: 4 of 5 stars
I enjoyed this glimpse into the Amana colonies. This isn't an area of history I knew much about, so it was fun to read and learn.
The characters are interesting and very diverse. I enjoyed Berta's selfish antics and growth as much as Johanna's steady walk. The overall theme of the importance of truth - and with it the consequences of untruth - is well portrayed.
Judith Miller leaves the door wide open for more books to follow and I'm sure I'll pick them up to see how all these stories end.
My rating: 4 of 5 stars
I enjoyed this glimpse into the Amana colonies. This isn't an area of history I knew much about, so it was fun to read and learn.
The characters are interesting and very diverse. I enjoyed Berta's selfish antics and growth as much as Johanna's steady walk. The overall theme of the importance of truth - and with it the consequences of untruth - is well portrayed.
Judith Miller leaves the door wide open for more books to follow and I'm sure I'll pick them up to see how all these stories end.
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2 comments:
Hi, Pegg
I enjoyed reading your review. I read an Amana novel a few years ago. It was by Melanie Dobson. I also found the Amana life interesting - I'd never heard of them prior to reading this novel: http://ceceliadowdy.com/blog/2010/09/love-finds-you-in-homestead-iowa.html
I'll have to check that book out too. Thanks!
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