Reviews for Letters from Grandma's Attic

The average rating for Letters from Grandma's Attic based on 2 reviews is 3.5 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2013-03-27 00:00:00 Vivian Izer It's rare for me to rate one of the books in this series so highly—they're fun reads, but they are not filled with especially great writing, nor are their lessons unproblematic. This book wasn't totally different, but my very favorite thing about it was that it depicted the triumph of female friendship. Mabel and Sarah Jane's relationship feels as familiar as my own best friendship, and Mabel's relationships with Augusta and Elizabeth Lawton tend to be more fulfilling and personal than even her relationship with her own husband. It wasn't a perfect book by any means but I did very much like it.

Review # 2 was written on 2012-10-11 00:00:00 Robert Sparhawk Introducing a childhood favorite to my girls is always fun, especially when it's a series and they begin to remember characters and then ask if there is another book after this one. In this book, Len and Mabel are married and dealing with everyday life (including stubborn cows and the return of best friends) when they are faced with something much more sinister in town. As always, they rely on the Lord to get the through, and Mabel shows us the power of forgiveness when she reaches out to her long-time enemy and receives a surprising result! Love this sweet series.