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I’ve read several books by this author, and I always learn something new and inspiring. She develops characters very well. This book didn’t move along as well as usual.
I thought the story was both personal (emotional) and historic. There really was an orphan train involving low income families who were offered money in exchange for allowing their children to be adopted. The organization was corrupt and was all about charging huge sums to wealthy families.
I found the main character ridiculous at the beginning. She made such poor decisions especially about men. But things improved as she got involved with the prayer boxes. Her character became deeper and more believable. Do you agree?
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I’m not finished yet, but the story is gripping and I don’t want to put it down.
It was important to read and very well written, but it was depressing and I didn’t come away inspired. It didn’t seem to have answers.
I was very caught up in the details of her life and was attached to what might happen to her.
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