Marching to Zion : A Novel (Paperback)

from techeditor

Mary Glickman's MARCHING TO ZION is not a continuation of her excellent ONE MORE RIVER, although MARCHING does again involve one character, Aurora Mae, and both books are historical fiction. MARCHING is a standalone novel. MARCHING TO ZION is mostly about a white Jewish girl/woman and a black man...

from mojomomma

Based in St. Louis and Memphis during the early twentieth century, this novel takes a look at the lives of African-Americans during those times. This novel revolves around an interracial romance.

from mojomomma

Based in St. Louis and Memphis during the early twentieth century, this novel takes a look at the lives of African-Americans during those times. This novel revolves around an interracial romance.

from gbelik

I received a review copy of this book. This is a story filled with tragedy from start to finish. The chief protagonists: Minerva, a Jewish girl whose parents were murdered in a Russian pogrom and who has been taken in by Mr Fishbein who is weighed down with the misfortune of losing his entire fam...

from Rdra1962

Started off well, and there were some interesting parts, but the focus on different characters did not work for me this time. Some chapters were fascinating and some were so disjointed that they felt like they had been dropped in form a different book. Totally forgettable.