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Indlæser... New Dawn on Rocky Ridge (Little House Sequel) (original 1997; udgave 1997)af Roger Lea MacBride (Forfatter)
Work InformationNye tider i Ozark Bjergene af Roger Lea MacBride (1997)
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Bliv medlem af LibraryThing for at finde ud af, om du vil kunne lide denne bog. Der er ingen diskussionstråde på Snak om denne bog. I have mixed feelings about this book, the sixth volume of Little House: The Rose Years series. (It used to be called The Rocky Ridge years until they decided to make the Little House spin-offs span five generations.) In it our heroine, Rose Wilder, becomes a teenager. She's moody, rebellious, and generally not as lovable as the Rose of years gone by. The minor characters have also changed. You see less of the friends and neighbors from Rocky Ridge farm and more of the townfolk of Mansfield, Missouri. The town seems to have a greater percentage of jerks than the surrounding countryside. On the plus side, Rose steps aside for a couple of chapters as the story follows her mother Laura (confusingly called Mama) as she travels back to South Dakota to visit her parents and sisters. Technically, it's bad storytelling to change the focus like that. But since my interest in the series stems from my enjoyment of the original Little House books, the two chapter departure only seems good and right. Anyway, when one follows a series, you have to be a bit more tolerant of volumes that aren't quite as good as the rest, so I'd have to advise folks to check this one out. --J. ingen anmeldelser | tilføj en anmeldelse
Rose er nu blevet 13 år - næsten voksen. Hun tænker meget over sin fremtid, især efter at bedsteveninden Blanche og Paul, som Rose er forelsket i, er rejst fra byen. No library descriptions found. |
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However, those were both strongest at the end of the book. Throughout most of the book, it was the same delightful slice-of-life vignettes that made the earlier books enjoyable. ( )