Willow took a chance on a husband she would never met. She became on the Picture Brides, brought to Hawaii for marriage solely based on a picture. As she begins life in America, it’s not all she thought it would be.
I loved the first half of this book. I loved following the women and their experience. Their immigration and experience setting into America was intriguing and I knew it really happened that way for so many. About halfway through I lost interest and was not as into the storyline as much. It started to get more political and I just was not into that aspect. I was not into all the politics or the history of independence although i was glad to learn about it since it was real life history.
“You’re here now, so even if your husband isn’t up to your expectations, make the best of it. Then good days will come.”
The Picture Bride comes out 10/11
I loved the first half of this book. I loved following the women and their experience. Their immigration and experience setting into America was intriguing and I knew it really happened that way for so many. About halfway through I lost interest and was not as into the storyline as much. It started to get more political and I just was not into that aspect. I was not into all the politics or the history of independence although i was glad to learn about it since it was real life history.
“You’re here now, so even if your husband isn’t up to your expectations, make the best of it. Then good days will come.”
The Picture Bride comes out 10/11