| Author: | Mary Katherine Arensberg | ISBN: | 9781450061292 |
| Publisher: | Xlibris US | Publication: | March 17, 2010 |
| Imprint: | Xlibris US | Language: | English |
| Author: | Mary Katherine Arensberg |
| ISBN: | 9781450061292 |
| Publisher: | Xlibris US |
| Publication: | March 17, 2010 |
| Imprint: | Xlibris US |
| Language: | English |
Rosalie Thornton Hill was a child of promise and if her parents carefully controlled her life she could be the catalyst bringing new respect to African-Americans in 1900s America. College taught the young ingnue to think for herself and to think of others. A modern tale of pride and prejudice, but with the onset of World War I her parents dreams were about to change. What does the future hold? Travel the world with Rosalie to find that answer. FIVE STARS FOR ROSALIE Readers Favorite Review June 29, 2010: If you havent read any of Mary Katherine Arensbergs books, its your loss. She is a wonderful writer. Her characters come to life on the pages. She draws you into their story and you walk beside them. "Rosalie" is a delightful read. It reminds parents that we cannot and should not, think for our children. We must teach and allow them to spread their wings. They must be able to think for themselves if they are to survive this world we live in. It is with great honor that I recommend "Rosalie" for your reading pleasure.
Rosalie Thornton Hill was a child of promise and if her parents carefully controlled her life she could be the catalyst bringing new respect to African-Americans in 1900s America. College taught the young ingnue to think for herself and to think of others. A modern tale of pride and prejudice, but with the onset of World War I her parents dreams were about to change. What does the future hold? Travel the world with Rosalie to find that answer. FIVE STARS FOR ROSALIE Readers Favorite Review June 29, 2010: If you havent read any of Mary Katherine Arensbergs books, its your loss. She is a wonderful writer. Her characters come to life on the pages. She draws you into their story and you walk beside them. "Rosalie" is a delightful read. It reminds parents that we cannot and should not, think for our children. We must teach and allow them to spread their wings. They must be able to think for themselves if they are to survive this world we live in. It is with great honor that I recommend "Rosalie" for your reading pleasure.
