The Blackberry Bush (Paperback) by David Housholder

from Sugarpeach

When I first started to read The Blackberry Bush, I thought that it would be an easy read. After all, it is only 176 pages long, the shortest book I've reviewed to date. But I was mistaken. The Blackberry Bush focuses on many realistic, deep issues that it isn't possible to just skim through it. ...

from Bookswithbite

I must say that I really enjoyed this book. I was capivated from the very beginning in how their life's were intertwined and how it all came together in the end. The plot was very good. I really enjoyed the feel of traveling into the past and seeing the characters then. All the secrets, and betra...

from skstiles612

First off let me say I didn't dislike this book. I just never found the love for it I usually find. At times I felt lost in the story and I don't mean that in a good way. I don't mind switching POV in a book. the change of POV and time period often left me re-reading to try to figure out what was...

from DubiousDisciple

I have strong feelings about this book. I just don't know what they are. I must endorse it, because it's unforgettable. The Blackberry Bush was authored by a Facebook friend, whom I picture as a conservative "Christian teacher-leader" (David's words) living 2,000 miles away. I'm not sure that's h...

from DubiousDisciple

I have strong feelings about this book. I just don't know what they are. I must endorse it, because it's unforgettable. The Blackberry Bush was authored by a Facebook friend, whom I picture as a conservative "Christian teacher-leader" (David's words) living 2,000 miles away. I'm not sure that's h...