Where We Belong
Book Summary
The life of Hester Haak, a widow with no children of her own, takes an unexpected turn when she opens her Kansas home to children from the bustling streets of New York City. The orphan asylum has entrusted her with two sisters and a young boy, and Hester is determined to provide a safe and loving environment for them. Despite the looming uncertainty of their stay, she rises to the challenge, embracing the opportunity to make a difference in their lives.
Meanwhile, Callum Holbrook is grappling with the loss of his wife and the despair that followed. Unable to provide for his family, he made the heart-wrenching decision to place his daughters in an orphanage, promising it was only temporary. Now, with a stable job and a renewed sense of purpose, Callum is horrified to learn that his daughters have been sent halfway across the country. Fueled by determination and love, he embarks on the difficult journey to bring them back.
Through their struggles and triumphs, Hester and Callum discover that family and love can be found in the most surprising places—and that the journey home is paved with hope.

My Thoughts
Where We Belong by Kim Vogel Sawyer is a heartwarming, historical tale. I like the author’s inviting writing
style. I thought the story was well-written
with developed, likeable characters. Hester
is an amazing woman. She is a warm, kind,
and patient Christian woman. The story had a good flow and moved at a steady
pace. The thread of faith is light, but
it is powerful. I liked themes the
author emphasized which were: He often
puts people in our lives to help guide us, God does not always answer our
prayers in the way that we want, and a roadblock can lead us to a better path. This is a story that tugs at your
heartstrings. Where We Belong is a
delightful and engaging story.
Kris
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