Wednesday, October 26, 2022

Book Review: Two Sisters of Fayetteville

 



Two Sisters of Fayetteville

by Tamar Anolic

Pub Date 01 Oct 2022

 Kindle/ Amazon 

 Christian  |  Teens & YA  |  Women's Fiction



I am reviewing a copy of Two Sisters of Fayetteville through Kindle/Amazon and Netgalley:



Joanna Upshaw who is seventeen along with her sixteen year old sister Hannah, are two of twelve siblings in an insular, conservative, and evangelical Christian family- same as the Duggars, whose reality show they watch on TV.   Joanna is exhausted by the demands of helping her mother with the housework and childcare attendant in such a large family. She is also beginning to realize that she doesn’t measure up to her parents’ vision of a perfect Christian woman- or to any of their strict rules.



Joanna is closest to her sister Hannah, the one that shares her fatigue and anxiety. Both of them have spent their whole lives learning that their highest calling is to marry and have as many children as possible. However, as Joanna watches Hannah and two of their brothers court with the intention of marrying, she questions whether she is capable of doing the same, especially as her parents shoo her marriage prospects away one at a time. Afraid of becoming the old maid that never amounts to anything, Joanna finally makes plans to get away from her parents forever.



I give Two Sisters of Fayetteville five out of five stars!



Happy Reading!


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