Reviews for The White Flower

The average rating for The White Flower based on 2 reviews is 4 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2020-07-04 00:00:00 Alison Mateus Da Bernardo I like redheads. While I believe that a woman can be attractive with any hair color--even one that can't be natural, such as cobalt blue--I will always have a special place in my heart for ladies with auburn hair. Even some of my favorite celebrities and/or fictional characters over the years have had hair that shade, ranging from Chelsea Daniels (That's So Raven) to Anne Robinson (Weakest Link) to to Kyra Hart (Reba) to Amy Adams. So, as both a fan of Christian fiction and redheads, when I saw this novel at my local thrift store, of course I picked it up! I've read some of Grace Livingston Hill's writings before, but, it's been a long time; now, I realize I should have delved into her works more! Instead of being a merely lovey-dovey story, this book has elements of suspense; even though you'll see the conclusion coming a mile away, the plot was still exciting. Now, I need to find some other works by this author; it's been so long since I've read any of hers, they'd all be new to me!

Review # 2 was written on 2017-05-17 00:00:00 James Snell A 1927 Christian thriller. Train jumping! Hiding out in the woods! High-speed getaways! Human trafficking! Locking up innocent people in insane asylums! And on top of all that, poor Rachel is worried that she's lost her hat. I don't think I will ever understand the importance of hats to people back then. All in all, not great literature, but a fun and exciting diversion from everyday life.