Patricia reviewed a book.
The Bird Sisters
“The Bird Sisters by, Rebecca Rasmussen
Woodpeckers, pigeons, robins, the goldfinch, a cardinal, the meadowlark, wrens, bluebirds, hummingbirds, and the morning dove are among a few of the birds Twiss patched up over a span of many years. Milly would serve the refreshments to the...”
“The Bird Sisters by, Rebecca Rasmussen
Woodpeckers, pigeons, robins, the goldfinch, a cardinal, the meadowlark, wrens, bluebirds, hummingbirds, and the morning dove are among a few of the birds Twiss patched up over a span of many years. Milly would serve the refreshments to the concerned foster parent as they waited.
The woman are sisters, two years apart. They have spent their entire lives together – never marring and childless. They have remained in the same home and country town they were born in.
Along time ago an unfortunate series of events took place between their parents and their cousin Bette. These events were bad choices resulting from immaturity and altered all five of their lives forever.
This is a story of deep kindness and love of family, friends and community. It happened a long time ago making the need for details important and sad all at the same time.
… bone china is like your heart – if it breaks, it can’t be fixed (page 17)”
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