"A Cage of Stars" by Jacquelyn Mitchard was a book I really enjoyed. From the first page it kept my interest and several passages made me cry real tears. This is a story about a girl named Ronny Swan and her family. Her family are LDS (belong to the church of Latter Day Saints). I don't know much about LDS but this book gave me a taste of the culture and a thirst for more knowledge about the faith. The author makes the girl and her family very real and entirely believable.Thursday, November 20, 2008
A Cage Of Stars
"A Cage of Stars" by Jacquelyn Mitchard was a book I really enjoyed. From the first page it kept my interest and several passages made me cry real tears. This is a story about a girl named Ronny Swan and her family. Her family are LDS (belong to the church of Latter Day Saints). I don't know much about LDS but this book gave me a taste of the culture and a thirst for more knowledge about the faith. The author makes the girl and her family very real and entirely believable.
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