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Book Review of Many Sparrows by Lori Benton


AWESOME 
Where to begin? This book was amazing! While reading the book you feel like you're in the time period! There were so many times that I was swept away by this book. This book holds everything that makes a book great! It has an adventurous journey, a bucket load of relatable characters, an adorable and gripping love story, a story of faith, and redemption. I highly recommend this book to anyone! 
Language: None.
Adult Stuff: A few kisses but nothing graphic.
Violence: A little, but not graphic at all.
Youngest age to read it: 12 or older.

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