The Prairie Wife Arthur Stringer Books
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The Prairie Wife Arthur Stringer Books
The book is written from a prairie wive's perspective. It not only describes her physical struggles such as fighting off predators and surviving a blizzard but also includes her mental and emotional struggles that any person in any location in the world might experience. I grew up on a prairie farm so much of the content is very relate-able to me. This may skew my opinion of the actual story and writing skill of the author because I enjoy the references to things I have experienced but I, for one, enjoyed the read. The entire book is arranged into journal entries such as "Saturday the twenty sixth" but you have to guess at the month and certainly at the year. That info would have made it more interesting and easier to follow. I would guess it takes place in the early 1920s.Product details
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The Prairie Wife Arthur Stringer Books Reviews
As a Prairie Wife myself I thought this would be a fun read and it doesn't disappoint. The characters are obviously old fashioned but I really enjoyed all the details about what life on the Prairie was really like. The main character's habit of using nicknames for everyone was a little grating, but I though that it overall it was well done.
its okay to read
The book is written from a prairie wive's perspective. It not only describes her physical struggles such as fighting off predators and surviving a blizzard but also includes her mental and emotional struggles that any person in any location in the world might experience. I grew up on a prairie farm so much of the content is very relate-able to me. This may skew my opinion of the actual story and writing skill of the author because I enjoy the references to things I have experienced but I, for one, enjoyed the read. The entire book is arranged into journal entries such as "Saturday the twenty sixth" but you have to guess at the month and certainly at the year. That info would have made it more interesting and easier to follow. I would guess it takes place in the early 1920s.
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