Anny P. (wolfnme) reviewed Heart of the Wilderness (Women of the West, Bk 8) on + 3389 more book reviews
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Kendra was not yet four when her parent's died in a river accident. She had to live with her grandfather George MacMannus who was a trapper in the wilderness. Every time that George would go out, he would summon an old Indian woman named Noni to come to stay with Kendra. Although Noni didn't say much, she tought Kendra all about the wilderness. She tought her what kinds of plants to eat, which one's were poisonous, and which one's to use for medicines. Also, she tought her about how to respect the earth and animals, and that they were all her relatives. Papa Mac, what Kendra called her Grandfather, didn't want Kendra to believe in Noni's fables, which led Kendra searching for something more. Kendra's desire for knowledge leads her from her wilderness home to the home of her Papa Mac's trusted friend Maggie where she attends school. Will she find the answers that she is looking for? This is a an exciting book to read, and one of Janette's better books.
Barbara N. (Barbie4) reviewed Heart of the Wilderness (Women of the West, Bk 8) on + 273 more book reviews
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Another good book by Janette Oke.Her simple yet moving stories of frontier women who overcome the toughest challenges with unwavering faith,humor and honesty have touched millions of readers.
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I loved this book! Very heartfelt and suspense filled. A must read for any Janette oke fan.