The Moon By Night (austin Family Chronicles)

from ElizaJane

Wonderful, wonderful book. Even better than the first. Highly recommend.

from Jean_Sexton

This gentle book is an excellent one, provided you understand it is rooted in its time period. There are certainly cultural things (the father being in charge, the fears of a nuclear war) that make it clear when it was written. That said, it still speaks to me now. Young Vicky Austin is now 14, a...

from krizia_lazaro

What can I say? I'm a sucker for teenage romance then throw in some love triangle and one of the boy is the bad boy type... ohhh teenage love and teenage drama. This book made me wish that I am young again. Vicky Austin is growing up, John Austin is still smart and handsome but Zachary Gray soooo...

from Sillybrry

This second book in L'Engle's "Austins" series reads more like a travelogue than a novel. While there IS a storyline, it often becomes hopelessly buried beneath the endless descriptions of campgrounds, State Parks, and landmarks. One almost wonders if the novel were commissioned by the Department...

from SueinCyprus

Second in the Austin family series. Vicky, who is nearly fifteen, narrates as in the first book. There's a family wedding, and then most of the book encompasses a family camping holiday, visiting quite a number of US states and parts of Canada too. It's a journey of discovery for Vicky, including...