Book Review - The King's Daughter
"The King's Daughter" by Pansy (Isabella MacDonald Alden) When Dell's mother died, she was raised by her uncle and aunt in Boston in a strong Christian and temperance home. After years away from home, she's called back to help her father with the housework. Her father runs a hotel and saloon in a run down, dreary town. Even though Dell is the daughter of a liquor seller, she works incessantly for the temperance movement. This book is the story or her work, her setbacks and discouragement, and ultimately her faith that brought her though it all. It's a great story and wonderful encouragement if you're dealing with very challenging circumstances that don't seem to change. However it ends feeling unfinished and you're told that the story continues in another book. After digging around a little, I believe the semi-sequel is called "Wise and Otherwise". (which, if you've read more of Pansy's books, is also the sequel to the b