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Review Date: 10/21/2023
This book was over-hyped and very disappointing. I had a hard time believing many of the things about her life. Though I do believe she was a victim of emotional and physical abuse, the rest of her story is very unrealistic to me. With all the accidents and misfortune that befall the family, I do not believe that her Mother's potions and oils healed everyone and everything. The story of her path to BYU, Cambridge and Harvard seems very unlikely to me. There seem to be pieces missing in the journey.
I understand that this is a memoir and is written from the author's perspective. I'm sure she believes the things she has written, but I don't.
I understand that this is a memoir and is written from the author's perspective. I'm sure she believes the things she has written, but I don't.
Review Date: 12/12/2017
Helpful Score: 1
I have to say this was my least favorite Elin Hilderbrand book. It seemed to drone on and on and was difficult for me to get through. The story line and characters were boring and predictable.
I have enjoyed all of the other books by this author (I've read at least six others), but have to say this one was a huge disappointment.
I have enjoyed all of the other books by this author (I've read at least six others), but have to say this one was a huge disappointment.
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