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A review by catreader18
The Lost Sister by Kathleen McGurl
5.0
This book is two stories. One story is from the early 1900’s when ships sailed from England to New York and the other story is in the present. The story in the present is about the granddaughter of one of three sisters from the 1900’s story. It may sound confusing but it’s not. I enjoyed the 1900’s story the most because it was a time period I love to read about. It’s also a story of three sisters finding their way, mostly on steamships.
The granddaughter’s story is about learning of her past and helping a sick family member.
The thing I loved most about this book was all the small things that later turned into story changing events. I also loved how each chapter switched stories so you were never wondering about a story for very long. I would recommend this book to historical fiction lovers and people who enjoy a healing story.
The granddaughter’s story is about learning of her past and helping a sick family member.
The thing I loved most about this book was all the small things that later turned into story changing events. I also loved how each chapter switched stories so you were never wondering about a story for very long. I would recommend this book to historical fiction lovers and people who enjoy a healing story.