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Review – The Moon In the Mango Tree

January 8, 2011 By Michael

It begins in the 1920’s and delves the reader deep into what life was like for women in those days.

Barbara has a beautiful voice, is training with the best teacher possible and has dreams of singing in the opera. She gets so far as to be given the opportunity to train with one of the biggest opera stars of the day. However, Iife never turns out quite like we think it will and Barbara soon finds herself married, albeit happily, and thousands of miles away from the opera stage.

Her life as the wife of a missionary doctor starts out rough, but eventually her husband, Harvey, ends up as the royal physician in Siam. The story takes the reader from the streets of the US to the jungles of the Orient and on to pre-war Europe. The book keeps readers guessing as the Barbara and Harvey travel around the world seeking to help each using their unique talents.

Based on a true story, The Moon in The Mango Tree is a great look at the life of women at the beginning of the twentieth century. Readers will identify with the characters search for their place in the world. As they travel across the globe chasing their dreams, they come to realize that God fulfils our desires in ways we ourselves could never even dream of.

The Moon in the Mango Tree
The Moon in the Mango Tree
by Pamela Binnings Ewen

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Review – The Moon In the Mango Tree
Reviewed by Jill Hart
The Moon in the Mango Tree has a little of everything within.
It begins in the 1920’s and delves the reader deep into what life was like for women in those days.

Barbara has a beautiful voice, is training with the best teacher possible and has dreams of singing in the opera. She gets so far as to be given the opportunity to train with one of the biggest opera stars of the day. However, Iife never turns out quite like we think it will and Barbara soon finds herself married, albeit happily, and thousands of miles away from the opera stage.

Her life as the wife of a missionary doctor starts out rough, but eventually her husband, Harvey, ends up as the royal physician in Siam. The story takes the reader from the streets of the US to the jungles of the Orient and on to pre-war Europe. The book keeps readers guessing as the Barbara and Harvey travel around the world seeking to help each using their unique talents.

Based on a true story, The Moon in The Mango Tree is a great look at the life of women at the beginning of the twentieth century. Readers will identify with the characters search for their place in the world. As they travel across the globe chasing their dreams, they come to realize that God fulfils our desires in ways we ourselves could never even dream of.

 

Reviewer Info

Jill Hart

Jill Hart
Jill Hart is the founder of Christian Work at Home Moms, CWAHM.com. Jill is a contributing author in The Business Mom Guide Book and I’ll Be Home For Christmas and co-author of the upcoming book, Home Based Blessings.
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About Pamela Binnings Ewen

Pamela Binnings Ewen
PAMELA BINNINGS EWEN practiced law for twenty-five years and recently retired as a partner with the international law firm of BakerBotts, L. L. …

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