Reviews for Annual Review of Psychology 1997

The average rating for Annual Review of Psychology 1997 based on 2 reviews is 3.5 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2016-09-30 00:00:00 Jose Hernandez This one was actually my favorite of the series. The romance between Anna and Sid is authentic and not touchy-feely bodycentric at all, which made me love their story even more. It's a fairly quick read and touches on some interesting info about how the German captives were used to help farm in the Midwest while the American men were off to war. It wasn't a phase of history I knew much about, and I'm sure others will also enjoy learning more about a lesser-known facet of WW2. Content: Squeaky clean. I'd be comfortable giving books in this series to even young teen girls because of the lower focus on romance.

Review # 2 was written on 2021-05-03 00:00:00 Terje G. Simonsen [ about Anna’s brother coming home. I thought the epilogue would have something, but he wasn’t even mentioned. It was as though he never actually returned. It was interesting to learn more about the POWs helping with the farm labor which is something you don’t usually hear anything about. Overall, I enjoyed this story, but not as much as the others. (hide spoiler)]