Eaten Bread: A Timeless Family Gift for Generations - Perfect for Anniversaries, Holidays & Special Occasions
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Eaten Bread: A Timeless Family Gift for Generations - Perfect for Anniversaries, Holidays & Special Occasions
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Based on True Events.For Fans of A Keeper by Graham Norton and Brooklyn by Colm Toibin1946A stranger in the uniform of the US army comes to a farmhouse in rural Ireland. He tells them his name is Rivers and he is of the Choctaw tribe of Native Americans.He seems to know the house, knows the symbols carved into the old wooden mantelpiece a hundred years before. Symbols that the owners of Abbeyfield farm can’t explain.The O’Connell family have their own problems. Summer storms have lashed the crops and the harvest is in jeopardy.Rosie O’Connell is drawn to the stranger, but she has her own secrets to keep.Why has Rivers come? Why now? Is he here to help the O’Connell family or has he come to take back what should not have been given?
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I loved this book. I knew of the history of the donation given by the Choctaw people to the people of Ireland during the potato famine. I read an article in my local newspaper about the author and her story, so I bought the book. It's a beautiful book, well written and a really good read. I loved how the author intermingled the two stories and the different generations. The descriptions of the hunger and desolation of the Irish people during the famine were excellent and brought the reader right there with them. I can highly recommend this book and will read more from this author. It's a brilliant first book.
