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A review by booklvr10
Woman of Courage by Wanda E. Brunstetter
5.0
This is the second time I've read this book but this time, I read it with the addition of Little Fawn's story.
The characters were great and there was a lot of detail, making me feel like I was in the story.
This isn't Wanda's typical Amish book, this is a story about a young Quaker lady trying to make it to the mission in Oregon Territory to teach the Nez Perce about the Bible. She has to over come many obstacles, struggles, and heartache but soon finds her way with the help of friends.
The characters were great and there was a lot of detail, making me feel like I was in the story.
This isn't Wanda's typical Amish book, this is a story about a young Quaker lady trying to make it to the mission in Oregon Territory to teach the Nez Perce about the Bible. She has to over come many obstacles, struggles, and heartache but soon finds her way with the help of friends.