Unbroken Bonds

I didn't really like this book. The characters lacked depth and the writing felt like I was being told what happened instead of experiencing the events alongside the characters. Not to mention, I found many typos throughout the story. It's redeeming quality was that it was a very unique and interest......more

This book started off so strong but as i read it the main point of the book shifted a lot. I feel like about halfway through the entire point was gone and it was a entirely new story just with the same characters.......more

Pregnancy is hard, but being pregnant, unmarried and young is extremely hard especially in the 1950's. Unwed mothers homes were placed you didn't want to be sent, but most families did not want to about their daughter was having a baby, so they packed them up and dropped them off until the situation......more

It’s 1956, and wrong-side-of-the-tracks Nashville teenager Joanna is in love with an older, married man. Being with Jack is exciting, and gets her out of her chaotic home headed by her drunken, abusive father. But an unplanned pregnancy changes everything and gets Joanna shipped off to the Frances W......more

This was a beautifully written account of the Baby Scoop error in American history. It is set in the 1950s and depicts the stories of four young girls who become friends when they meet in a home for unwed mothers. They share this bond of being forced to (or willingly) give up their babies and the af......more