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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
19th Century Boston Industrial Era,
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This review is from: Bells of Lowell, 3-in-1 (Hardcover)
Terrific stories - a little of everything - life, love, happiness, sadness. I highly recommend this book.
4.0 out of 5 stars
Bells of Lowell, 3 in 1,
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This review is from: Bells of Lowell, 3-in-1 (Kindle Edition)
A wonderful history lesson on how women were treated and thought of in this country, same as for the treatment of the Irish. Shows what a little power can cause a man to do.
3 of 6 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
Great Historical Fiction,
This review is from: Bells of Lowell, 3-in-1 (Hardcover)
This is good historical fiction about a part of the industrial revolution we don't often read about. Very interesting as well as being a good story. I enjoy reading Christian fiction as it can be exciting and romantic without a lot of sex scenes that really don't add to the story. Tracie Peterson is very good a telling a good story and putting in just enough excitement and romance to keep you coming back for more. I do like the way she introduces the injustices of prejudice (in this books, it's the Irish) in many of her books. I also enjoy her treatment of the different personalities of the women in her stories. I do have one small complaint regarding this series - Tracie is apparently prejudiced herself against Catholics; being one myself perhaps I am more sensitive; but she has one of her heros remark about how his mother uses "charms" and implies superstition and witchcraft associated with Catholicism; also she paints the regional Catholic bishop in less than glowing terms. I would have preferred the hero find Jesus through the Catholic church but I guess that's too much to ask of a writer who is obviously anti-Catholic, just because she is ignorant of my own faith. The Catholic Church of the 1800s may seem like it was full of superstition to the uneducated but I would assure Tracie that the fullness of the Christian faith could and can be found within the fold of the only church founded by Jesus himself. Catholics are Christians, too.
I had to get that off my chest; otherwise, I find Tracie to be an excellent writer and recommend her books to anyone who enjoys Christian fiction that's not sugar-coated. There is sometimes tragedy, exciting adventure and always love, faith and friendship to be found in her stories.
0 of 6 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Bells of Lowell, 3-in-1,
By Anna Rose "avid reader" (Oklahoma) - See all my reviews
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The books I received were in excellent condition for being used. None of the pages were worn and the entire set looked like new.
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Bells of Lowell, 3-in-1 by Tracie Peterson (Hardcover - October 1, 2007)
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