Ruth Welburn

This is a delightful collection of memories, told by ordinary people, with quite extraordinary stories. These were moving, heartfelt, genuine, and touching tales. I was transported to the scenes and enjoyed the brief glimpses into another era; it was like sitting down for a coffee and a chat with new friends. I loved the setting and amazing stories about Vancouver Island and the beautiful descriptions; they were very educational. I especially loved Peg Emigh’s recollections of World War II. The historical context and fascinating personal stories made this a thoroughly enjoyable experience. This is a positive and charming book that will be treasured by many for years to come.

The cover appears to be professionally designed and is compellingly related to the content/genre of the book.

This book is exemplary in its choice of topic or theme of the story. It is unique but still has a strong appeal for most readers in its intended genre. As a book of fiction or narrative nonfiction, the book is well-plotted.

This book is exemplary in its voice and writing style. It has a unique voice, and the writing style is consistent throughout. The style and tone are also consistent with or will appeal to readers of the intended genre.

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