Official Review: Old Stone Face by Eve Gwartney

[Vivienne2000]

Old Stone Age by Eve Gwartney.
This book is about a family's unfortunate turn of events that broke it and separated, leaving two young girls, Maren and Britta. They try to adapt to servitude life to provide for their family and themselves till something happens. This book tries to show us that every dark cloud has a silver lining, and even after a load of suffering, you will have some happiness afterward. I really loved reading this book and I rate it a 4 out 4. I recommend it to everyone of all ages since it provides a very good message for anyone who reads it. It has no profanity, erotic scenes or typing errors.

[Ngozi Onyibor]

I like that the book is inspiring and compelling. The usual name piqued my interest. Now, I what to know the source of the sound in the woods.

[_alyanura29]

This review really help me to capture the outline and interesting side of this book. Historical book Always have a memorable storyand great values. Thank you for you amazing review!!

[Shrabastee Chakraborty]

Thanks for the review! I did like the premise, however, I understand what you said about the passive voice. The sentences were too long-winded to hold my attention.

[Lorraine De Vos]

Thank you for sharing your review with us. If ever there was a review that completely changed my mind about a book, this one would be it. So mysterious! I’m excited to add this book to my reading list.

[Josephe-Anne]

The positive life message sounds encouraging. It's true that sometimes unfortunate events can lead us to new opportunities.

I'm glad that the book was well edited.

Thank you for your concise review.

[Wyland]

I liked that Maren and Britta are able to lead a positive and productive life after the loss of their father and brother out at sea. Thanks for the enjoyable review.

[Steven Samuel]

Great review Kelebogile Mbangi. I don't normally read books of this sort but I'm considering giving this a second thought.

[maxiphemmax]

Wonderful story about persistence and perseverance. There comes the dawn after the dark. This is going on my bookshelf. Thanks for this review.

[dragonet07]

I really like historical fiction, and I like that there’s a positive lesson to be learned from it. It’s also good to see historical fiction that teaches about the concept of indentured servitude. It seems that people hear about it but don’t always know what the concept actually involved, and what better way to learn than through seeing it portrayed in fiction? Thank you for the helpful review.

[Ellie Gatillo]

Wow. I haven't read any historical fiction set in 1800s in Denmark. I added it in my to-read list!

[Nonso Samuelson]

Well-written review. I would really like to know what happened to Maren and Britta after they went to explore the noise in the forest. Sounds like an inspiring story.

[Joshua Momanyi]

This reads like a book of great hope! That's inspite of the bad things that happen, they're not an end unto themselves. Good things follow soon after. Thank you.

[Fazzier]

A historical fiction with a good message sounds like a book I can enjoy reading. I'm curious about what Maren and Britta will find in the forest and the subsequent life-changing encounter. Therefore, I'm looking forward to reading this. Thank you for this wonderful review!

[Ekta Kumari]

I suppose the book has meaningful themes with engaging characters. Plus, it seems to have a good mix of drama and historical details and Danish culture. I like how you detail the plot without revealing too much. Thank you for the well-written review.