pickI thought the initial part of the book was its strength; this is, of course, the part of the book when the blizzard happens. The book does continue with the aftermath of the storm and, though it is interesting to see where things end up, it‘s not the best part of the book. As always, I appreciate the author‘s note at the end. The bulk of the characters in this book were fictional, but some were based on real people. Cont in comments...
LibraryCin The author did, of course, use David Laskin‘s nonfiction book “The Children‘s Blizzard” in a big way in her research. I‘ve read it, but too long ago to really make any kind of comparison. 4mo
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