Twin sisters seperated while young. Years later they find each other. I liked the sisters (can't remember all the other dozens of people intwined in this one), but it was slightly coincidental that they found each other years later (although it COULD happen, I guess).

Another tear jerker for me.

a sheriff saves a young orphan from being killed and states "may you have all your tomorrows" and again as the novel ends. The Lord can change the direction of our lives.

A good book but, I'm sure kids didn't discuss religion as much as they do in the book.

Excellent novel showing how these children came about.

This book is GREAT! I know I say that about a lot of books
but this is awesome! I love this series and can't wait to read
the next book!

2nd in the Orphan train series.......will make you angry, heart break, & joyful reading these stories of the children who were orphaned

Extremely unrealistic

I couldn't finish the book. Far fetched relationships, children conversing like adults, contrived and unnatural. Supposedly caring adults with no sense of the pain related to orphaned children.

Written more for younger readers. Very simple story. I was interested in learning more about the orphan train. I think I'll try a non-fiction book.

Unfortunately, I don't remember a lot from this book since I read it over three years ago ...