Her Mother's Hope by Francine Rivers Free Review Copy

Her Mother's Hope by Francine Rivers is a wonderfully amazing story about a Swiss woman named Marta. Marta's father is a hard man. Her mother is kind while her sister Elise is as soft as a whisper. Therefore, she clings closely to her mother. The book is indeed Marta's Legacy. Marta proves herself to be strong always depending on the help of the Lord while moving forward doing what she can herself. Sometimes her strength is almost like a bulldog when it comes to protecting her future family. Martawithout fear moves around the country ending up in Canada and California.

Soon, she buys a boardinghouse and manages it and the boarders with a kind firmness. Marta is the woman whom most women would like as a role model. She loves God. She is able to offer wise advice to her husband, and she is a mother who always keeps her children as her chief focus. At times, she seems too tough. There were many times I felt sorry for Hildemara, her daughter. I had to remember Marta was striving to make sure her daughter did not live the life her sister, Elise, had lived in Switzerland.

Marta keeps one special friend, Rosie. Marta and Rosie share letters. I enjoyed seeing the beautiful cursive writing throughout the book. Two women who had bonded with one another in earlier days and continued to share that bond through a time of war and peace, family trials and family joys.

Francine Rivers Her Mother's Hope is truly inspirational. Any person whether a parent, father or mother, grandparents, teachers or sons and daughters will glean a wealth of Godly treasure from this book. I myself, was reminded over and over again of the importance of daily prayer. This book would make a beautiful literary gift to oneself or someone else who is a friend or family. It is a blessed book.

Comments

I've actually struggled with Francine Rivers lately. I found that Her Mother’s Hope didn’t have very much hope at all. After writing my own review (which you can read at www.tracysbooknook.com ) I went out and read about 50 other reviews, and 50 out of 50 loved this book. I guess there’s always one in the crowd who doesn’t fit in – and this time it’s me. :-(

-Tracy
Tea said…
Hi Tracy,

Perhaps you're the only one in the crowd "right." Each person gives a different opinion and in a different style of writing. Feel proud of your review. I do understand. I have that feeling all the time. What could I have written differently about the book? We have the same feelings. Feelings that are fine if they don't paralyze you and keep you from helping other Christian authors. Thanks for stopping by. Love the baby.

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