Reading Level: 5.3 grade
Lexile: 810
Genre: Historical Fiction/Non-fiction Journal
Currently on pg. 119; Monday, July the tenth, 1911; Part Three
This book was given to me by a colleague for consideration for the library's collection. I started reading it but put it to the side when my hold on the companion book to Salvage by Alexandra Duncan came in at the public library. I got to page 30 of Sound, the companion book, and then returned to reading The Hired Girl. The Hired Girl is amazing! Historical fiction is right up my alley. It reaches the high honor of 'a book that I carry everywhere with the hopes that I will get a minute or two to read it'. I love that the story is inspired by Schlitz's grandmother's journal. I so badly want Joan/Janet to find happiness.
This book was given to me by a colleague for consideration for the library's collection. I started reading it but put it to the side when my hold on the companion book to Salvage by Alexandra Duncan came in at the public library. I got to page 30 of Sound, the companion book, and then returned to reading The Hired Girl. The Hired Girl is amazing! Historical fiction is right up my alley. It reaches the high honor of 'a book that I carry everywhere with the hopes that I will get a minute or two to read it'. I love that the story is inspired by Schlitz's grandmother's journal. I so badly want Joan/Janet to find happiness.
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