After she goes on a frantic search, Emmy ends up in a mental hospital, longing for her stolen daughter and for justice. They are my personal reflections based solely on MY experience while reading this novel.It only takes a minute for Emmy’s life to flip upside down her baby, the spot of joy in her life, stolen, her husband accusing her of the crime. My thoughts on this book were in no way influenced by the author or publicist. Thank you to Nicole of Winsome Media Communications. Having a guide makes it that much easier to recommend to a teacher who is looking for an unique time period of United States history to share and enrich our children's education. My teacher's are always looking for books that will be interesting, informational, and exciting. I absolutely was thrilled to see that Beth has made a teacher's guide for this novel.I am glad that Katherine's father seemed to be somewhat attuned to Katherine's emotions. Comfort that her own mother refused to acknowledge and to give. As a mother, I wanted to grab her and crush her to my heart to give her some sort of comfort. Oh, to be young, naive, and so in love with someone that you would pretty much risk all sorts of wrath just to be with that person. I enjoyed the love story between Anna and her baker.I also love a book that uncovers a time period of United States history that I knew nothing about! I love a book that makes me want to do some research. Being a bit of a history buff, I was totally enthralled with the Centennial Fair and all that it encompassed.The scenes flow into one another seamlessly and the descriptive words that she used invoked quite sharp and vivid pictures in my mind! I've read almost all of Kephart's work and believe that she is a pure word poet. 1876 Centennial Exhibition- directly quoted from book-' a World's Fair of unprecedented proportion that brought upwards of 10 million people to fairgrounds just west of central Philadelphia during a six-month period.' Can you just imagine how crazy and exhilarating this time in history would have been for those that lived there?.history and it's one that I want to visit some time in the future. Philadelphia: This city is so rich in U.S.She's ruled by her heart and rarely ever thinks with her head. She's a dreamer and sees no difference between classes in society. Anna : She is the impulsive twin and though she doesn't mean to be hurtful, many of her actions could pose disastrous consequences to her sister and family.She's thoughtful, quiet, contemplative, follows the rules, and takes much to heart. Katherine: She is the youngest of twin girls, yet she has always felt responsible for the welfare of her sister Anna.

perched precariously on the edge of modern inventions, women's suffrage, and a changing society. Words to describe the book: mystery, heartache, sibling love and hatred, growing pains, history, thought-provoking, the U.S.

Dangerous neighbors by beth kephart