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0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.
Onions in the stew
By Diane Skidmore
I first read this book about 56 years ago and enjoyed it second time around as much as the first

13 of 13 people found the following review helpful.
Charming book about family life on Vashon Island in the 50s
By jan.jan@lineone.net
I have just re-read this book for the sixth time. Just like all Betty MacDonald's other books it is full of humour and somehow comforting to read. Of all her books this is my favourite just because the Island life she describes is so intriguing. She makes you want to go and live in a beach house on the edge of the ocean, eating clams and searching for firewood on the beach. Also her writing about her teenage girls is perfect and would strike a chord with any parent going through this difficult stage. I can't recommend this book highly enough. It's a good buy - once you have it you'll want to read it again and again. Thank you whoever you are for re-issuing these books. I wish someone would write a biography of this once very popular writer.

0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.
I find them a fascinating account of ‘real’ life from that era of a normal hard-working family.
By Ali - The Dragon Slayer
This is the fourth Betty book I have listened to, by now I have come to expect a level of sardonic humour along with a big dollop of common sense. If any books can guarantee to put life into perspective if you are having a ‘down’ day then it has to be a ‘Betty MacDonald’. She was an absolute trooper of her day who stood no nonsense from anybody but at the same time usually averted a crisis somehow with her wit.Life has moved on now and her and her husband and two growing teenage girls are living on Vashon Island, off of Seattle. So you can see where this story may lead, how to survive in the 1940/50’s with limited facilities (although I’m sure USA was far more advanced than UK) money being tight, concocting recipes from local sea food, gathering driftwood for the fire etc .. it sounds idyllic but was obviously tough.Betty still tries to find employment wherever she can, family life is fraught at times but beneath it all you get a feeling of genuine affection. As I have stated previously you have to remember these books were set/written a long time ago so there are many things which may not meet the realms of acceptance in this day and age of political correctness. The things they did without a second thought like smoking constantly, including the kids, the reaction to ‘foreigners’ but this is how it was in those days.I find them a fascinating account of ‘real’ life from that era of a normal hard-working family trying to succeed or at best survive with all the associated problems they face. Admittedly I preferred the earlier books in the series but this one still stands the test of time.The narrator as usual has a strong comforting voice, speaks clearly and makes it an enjoyable experience to listen to .. I will miss her as much as Betty! Having said that I have one more book lined up to enjoy!Thanks to Jess at AudioBookWorm, Post Hypnotic Press etc .. I listened and reviewed this audio-book voluntarily.

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