The Midwife's Apprentice is a very short and quick read, yet boring and fairly repetitive. I can't say I really enjoyed anything about this Newberry award winning book and I really find it hard to believe this is the best book in 1995. A young girl only remember's ever living on the streets, stee...
I liked a lot about this book. The historical details are really fabulous. This is a rare piece of youth historical fiction that doesn’t feel at all anachronistic. The protagonist’s journey feels very authentic. She starts in the dung heap and, while she does come up a bit in the world, her rise...
I was assigned The Midwife's Apprentice for an English course forever ago. However, to my surprise, I still remember this book and how much I enjoyed it despite how much of a reluctant reader I was at the time. Historical fiction has never been my cup of tea if only for the fact that the genre can ...
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