Shelterwood by Lisa Wingate

 This book was moving and the plight of children always pulls at my heartstrings.   The resilience of these children who had to navigate for themselves is so incredible. We can look back at history and see the mistakes made, I often wonder what mistakes we make today.  


Ollie, Nessa, and Hazel were great characters!   


The other amazing part of the story was the women who fought to find out the rest of the story.  These women give us examples to look to in the problems we face.


Thanks so much to netgalley and the publisher for the arc. The opinions are my own.

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