Disclosure: I voluntarily reviewed a complimentary copy of this book which I received from the author. All views expressed are only my honest opinion.
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Review
Simply West of Heaven is part of an ongoing series of books called the Ginnie West Adventures. The key character is Ginnie West and she is a feisty young lady. Her life is filled with a lot of drama caused by her family and friends.
Ginnie is a twin and lost her mother at a young age. This young lady is very eager to learn more about her mother. Her father takes away a set of journals that the mother wrote, because there’s something he doesn’t want her to see.
Ginnie battles with her father over the journals. She is best-friends with Tillie, who is the daughter of her father’s girlfriend. Tillie and Ginnie are opposites, but want to be real sisters, anyway. They are continually begging their parents to hurry up and get married.
Meanwhile, the other family members have plenty of drama. You’ll love all the relationships and how the family works together.
There are many more family secrets. Many of the situations in the book are tough reading for the book’s intended audience of middle grade children. Although many children have soap-opera type families, this book seems to be written for an older audience.
The book is written from the voice of Ginnie. She goes into great detail of her emotions and the emotions of others who are suffering inner conflict. These emotions could be helpful to young readers, who may have similar feelings and families.
The author works hard to make the relationships complex. There are the typical sibling misunderstandings and reasons given for anger and mistrust. The book is a long one, at over 650 pages. After reading almost to the end, I longed for a happy ending and resolution to all the conflicts. But, it was a to-be-continued ending. There will be another book to answer all the questions.
@2020, copyright Lisa Ehrman
Sounds like a great book.
Thanks, Rita!
Thank you for sharing!
I’m very happy to 🙂
Great read! Thank you, Lisa. 🙂
Glad to share 🙂
Good Morning! Your book sounds great and I’m glad I got to learn about it. Thank you!
I’m happy to share on behalf of the author!
Thanks for your review. I’m not a fan of to-be-continued endings.
You’re welcome, Heidi.
This sounds like a really great read.