Surprisingly touching based just on the aspect of immigration and the separation of families, this book really will hit you in the heart and not apologize. In addition, one of our mains lost a child to the Spanish flu....the largest pandemic since, well, now.
It is really interesting to see how a story set in the early 1900s can remind us all about how indeed the world is smaller than we imagine and that a hundred years may pass, but certain elements to the human condition stay the same.
It is really interesting to see how a story set in the early 1900s can remind us all about how indeed the world is smaller than we imagine and that a hundred years may pass, but certain elements to the human condition stay the same.