Scan barcode
kazzified29's review
5.0
This was most certainly my favourite from the Children of the Famine trilogy. I honestly think that Fields of Home could have easily have been a full length novel. There was so much that could have been explored and expanded upon. The ending was merely a beginning.
What I loved about this series and Conlon-McKenna's writing is that the story gives you everything that you need to know without over-furnishing. My imagination easily filled in the blanks and I was more than satisfied with what the text gave me.
Fields of Home struck the perfect balance between Eily, Michael and Peggy and their storylines. Even though Peggy isn't featured as much, it's still the perfect amount. I loved reading this trilogy again after so many years.
What I loved about this series and Conlon-McKenna's writing is that the story gives you everything that you need to know without over-furnishing. My imagination easily filled in the blanks and I was more than satisfied with what the text gave me.
Fields of Home struck the perfect balance between Eily, Michael and Peggy and their storylines. Even though Peggy isn't featured as much, it's still the perfect amount. I loved reading this trilogy again after so many years.
More...