A Place to Hang the Moon - Chapters 12-22

   

    Well, I've finished A Place to Hang the Moon! (Again 😜) I love this book. It continues to be one of my favorites. It's just so beautiful and heartwarming. 

    I really, REALLY do not want to spoil anything about it, so I think I'll just make this post short. 

    I rate this half of the book 5 stars, so it gets a combined total of 5 stars.

    If you haven't yet, I suggest checking out a post I made about this book on my blog, A Literary Garden! You can read that post here.

A Place to Hang the Moon - Chapters 1-11

    Hello, everyone! I know it's been a while since I've posted anything, but I was a bit busy during the summer and completely neglected this blog. 

    Anyways, I've written up a couple of posts for the book A Place to Hang the Moon. So here you go!

    I am listening to this book on Audible (I suggest checking that recording out - it's excellent!) I have read this book before, and chose to read it as a free read. 

    Honestly, this is a very beautiful and well-written book. Set in World War II, the story follows three orphaned children, William, Edmund, and Anna, in their search for a 'place to hang the moon.' A place to call home. They're evacuated from London, and hope that they find a billet and family that will be willing to adopt them once the war's over.

    I could talk about this book for a really long time. But if I do I'm sure to say something that would completely ruin the whole book for the rest of you.

    Anyways, I rate this book 5/5 stars. Definitely recommended.

    If you haven't yet, I suggest checking out a post I made about this book on my blog, A Literary Garden! You can read that post here.