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A review by booksbecreads
Things I Want My Daughters to Know by Elizabeth Noble
2.0
For most part this was a 3/5 book, but it was so stereotypical in all the wrong ways that it took some of the joy out of reading it.
The story is not in fact a series of letters, but the stories of four daughters lives after there mother passes away built around a journal she kept and a final letter she left to each of them.
The narrator did make it enjoyable, switching nicely between the characters, but I'm not a big fan of the British accent and this did wear thin at times.
The story is not in fact a series of letters, but the stories of four daughters lives after there mother passes away built around a journal she kept and a final letter she left to each of them.
The narrator did make it enjoyable, switching nicely between the characters, but I'm not a big fan of the British accent and this did wear thin at times.