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betherin02's review
4.0
I am familiar with Arleta Richardson's Grandma's Attic series so I was excited to dive into this series. Beyond the Orphan Train series was a real hit with my children (preschool through middle-grade). I read aloud one to four chapters at each sitting and the kids just about always begged for more. I know my middle-grade daughter will read and reread these stories on her own. There was enough adventure to keep the boys interested yet not too much to frighten my tenderhearted little girl. I liked the many real-life subjects that came up in our discussions while reading this story.
I requested this book through NetGalley in order to read and offer an honest review. The opinions expressed are my own.
I requested this book through NetGalley in order to read and offer an honest review. The opinions expressed are my own.
beammey's review
5.0
Absolutely lovingly written. Well researched. A great, great read. I learned so much about this time period and these children. I would read this book again. Such a wonderful book. I would recommend it. 5 out of 5 stars.
rebekahmorris's review
4.0
I had no idea Arleta Richardson had written more than the Grandma's Attic books, so when a friend mentioned this book to me, I knew I had to read it. It was sweet and fun. I loved the children and wanted to take them into my own home. Ethan is a wonderful big brother and so protective of his younger sister and brothers. I want to read the rest of the books in this series.
There are mentions of praying, and going to church, but no clear showing of the Gospel.
There are mentions of praying, and going to church, but no clear showing of the Gospel.
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