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travelerswife4life's review
5.0
Great book
I love how this book shows the struggle of being a military wife! She really got it right. I also like how she told the big picture of the Bible to her daughter. I would definitely recommend this book to anyone who wants a good, thought provoking book.
I love how this book shows the struggle of being a military wife! She really got it right. I also like how she told the big picture of the Bible to her daughter. I would definitely recommend this book to anyone who wants a good, thought provoking book.
rebekahmorris's review
4.0
I wasn't sure what to expect when I started reading this story. I certainly wasn't excepting to enjoy it as much as I did!
Liv is a Navy wife getting ready for their first Christmas as a family in years. Her emotions and struggles when her husband is suddenly deployed again were so real. I felt for her, and wished I could be there for her but was glad she had a friend and her mom who are both military wives.
Chesney was adorable! Her quaint little thoughts, her longing to have her daddy back home, just endeared her to me.
I loved how this author didn't just make this family "Christian" by going to church and saying a few prayers. No, there were wonderful bedtime stories about the Bible with Chesney, and some more difficult truths made easy. I found tears in my eyes when Chesney gave her mom the Christmas present she had made! And the ending?! I can't say anything.
There was one euphemism that I noticed used sarcastically.
I would recommend this book to anyone who loves stories about the military.
Liv is a Navy wife getting ready for their first Christmas as a family in years. Her emotions and struggles when her husband is suddenly deployed again were so real. I felt for her, and wished I could be there for her but was glad she had a friend and her mom who are both military wives.
Chesney was adorable! Her quaint little thoughts, her longing to have her daddy back home, just endeared her to me.
I loved how this author didn't just make this family "Christian" by going to church and saying a few prayers. No, there were wonderful bedtime stories about the Bible with Chesney, and some more difficult truths made easy. I found tears in my eyes when Chesney gave her mom the Christmas present she had made! And the ending?! I can't say anything.
There was one euphemism that I noticed used sarcastically.
I would recommend this book to anyone who loves stories about the military.
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