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heidirgorecki 's review for:
Sunflower Sisters
by Martha Hall Kelly
The 3rd book in the Lilac Girls series, Sunflower Sisters by Martha Hall Kelley was an excellent end. While fictional in much of the content, the book is based on some parts of true stories and real historical characters.
Ms Kelley does a fantastic job describing the scenes, characters, events and emotions in the story and makes you feel like you’re actually there or watching things unfold right in front of you. The 3 main characters that are portrayed in the book were well done, and you felt the frustration and anger at the discrimination against the female nurses but also determination and care for friends and family with Georgy, the horrendous treatment and grief endured but perseverance portrayed by Jemma, and you despised and hoped for judgement against the awful villain, Anne-May. All in all, the book held your attention and was hard to put down. Really enjoyed this novel, it was an excellent read.
Thank you to Netgalley for this advanced copy in exchange for an honest review.
Ms Kelley does a fantastic job describing the scenes, characters, events and emotions in the story and makes you feel like you’re actually there or watching things unfold right in front of you. The 3 main characters that are portrayed in the book were well done, and you felt the frustration and anger at the discrimination against the female nurses but also determination and care for friends and family with Georgy, the horrendous treatment and grief endured but perseverance portrayed by Jemma, and you despised and hoped for judgement against the awful villain, Anne-May. All in all, the book held your attention and was hard to put down. Really enjoyed this novel, it was an excellent read.
Thank you to Netgalley for this advanced copy in exchange for an honest review.