Once in a Blue Moon

Once in a Blue Moon a new book by Eileen Goudge.  Two sisters separated at a young age, put through the foster care system and reunited later in life.

The fact that they don’t necessary fall into “sisterhood” right away again, but eventually stand together as sisters do is a story well told by Ms. Goudge.

Although I did not enjoy her writing style, too much uneccessary prose (as if the writer had a word count to fulfill) for my liking.  But by skipping paragraphs here and there, the story still held together.

Tagged as: Children Youth and Family, family, Fiction, Foster care, home, review