Review: Five Daughters
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 11 13, 2013
Black continues the Holland Family Saga with the same detailed storytelling that he has created previously. This tale in the saga shows some life love ess that come from way back but move forward through the times as deep, thought provoking lessons.This tale is about five girls who are without a doubt some of the bravest, fierce, smart, loving, and protective females that you will meet. These young ladies all meet in the East Shore and from there become five young girls to young ladies. We get to experience their lives, loves, hurts, proudest moments, hurtful moments, and growth in this tale. We meet Lubby, Brianna, Dominique, Rolanda, and Tracey. Their stories intertwine as much as they are individual stories. We find that we can relate to at least one of the girls.Each girls story touches our hearts in some kind of way. Their stories make us laugh, cry, get angry, and a host of other emotions. Black weaves characters from previous books into this story that makes it easy to connect the stories and charters. The Five Daughters shows us that we all have a story but it's how we tell the story that makes the difference.