The Sunroom

This was a very interesting book, the author told it in the first person, from her journals when she was a child. It is about her mother's illness and how she and her sister lived through it and what their thoughts and impressions were. This was during the time when children under the age of 12 were not allowed to visit patients.The story was well written and interesting and I definitely read all of the book, the story was very good and grabbed my attention, my only problem was the ending. It jumped from her mother being in the hospital again, to the present and then didn't explain anything. I was a bit befuddled but it isn't a huge issue. I enjoyed the book and would read others by this author. First person doesn't bother me, so no problem there.This is an inspirational book but, I couldn't and can't tell if it was meant for teens - again I don't have a problem but I'd like to know. Her bio mentions books for children but not much about adult.

Young girl of twelve goes through many emotions and heartaches trying to deal with a serious illness of her mother who had encouraged her every day with her gift of music. Having her mother in the hospital separates her from her beloved encourager and also causes her to take on the responsibility of a younger sister and father. She prays and seeks to know what God would have her do for Him in order that He might heal her mother's illness and comes to a very difficult and wrong decision. The book is hard to put down for it keeps you in suspense and wanting to knowjust how God will work in all this.

It was the best. I cried so hard that it was hard for me to stop. I love reading books like this one.I know my heavenly Father's all-embracing Love...I read His word every day.

If you have ever had a loved one that has suffered with cancer this is heart wrenching. The family is always challenged in each and every way. This family's strong faith in God could have gone either way, and I am happy that the ending was positive and joyous.

After purchasing this book months ago I just got around to reading it. It is well writtenas usual as all of Beverly Lewis books are. It did however take me a few days to getthru it even though it is a shorter book. It has a good storyline and you find yourselffeeling for the characters. It has as real charming ending. I would recommend it to those wanting a good Christian book to read.

Got this for my elderly mother she loved it

Sad - about young girl's yearning for mother, possibly dying of Cancer. The only thing wrong with book is the story doesn't continue with the mother's return home. Her recovery is written - as addendum - by author - after end of story.

The Sunroom is an incredibly captivating story. I felt the emotions of each character as if i was in story, too. It invited me to hope and trust for a miracle, which was not revealed until the last few paragraphs. It's a book that beckons you to keep reading to the finish.

Beautiful story. Made me think back to my young days when my own Mother died from cancer. Story of love, and trust, and faith in the Lord. Loved it. Thanks Beverly. H.

Good

It was a very well written story. The book was in very good condition. I was very pleased . Thank you.

great