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anastaciaknits 's review for:
Soldier Girls: The Battles of Three Women at Home and at War
by Helen Thorpe
I was overall a little disappointed by the book. The three women featured in the book are every day women, the women you'd meet in line at the grocery store, or your neighbor or a co-worker. They are all very human, with a lot of faults and weaknesses, and it really made it hard for me to like them, especially one of the featured ladies. I just couldn't really relate to any of the three women, but the book is well written, the pacing is great, it held my interest, I just wish the women were a little more likeable.
On the other hand, I think it's fabulous that the author, Thorpe, chose to write about REAL, every day women.
On the other hand, I think it's fabulous that the author, Thorpe, chose to write about REAL, every day women.