Rating and Recommendation

I rate the book Angel Sister 4 out of 5 stars.

There are quite a few types of people that I would recommend this book too. This is a Christian-centered book, so it would most likely appeal to Christians. However, I also feel people who follow other religions or no religion at all could still enjoy this book if they are open to experiencing others opinions and points of view. This book would probably appeal mostly to girls and women, but it’s not a 100% female book. Males could also find this book interesting, and I would recommend them to give it a try. People who have struggled with parents who fight and disagree on subjects will be able to relate to the character of Kate and how she deals with her parents. Also, adoptees may find it easier to relate to Lorena, the girl who the Merritts take in and make part of their family after Kate finds her abandoned on the church steps. Fans of Romeo and Juliet might also enjoy this book because Kate’s parents, Nadine and Victor, have parents who never liked the idea of them dating throughout school, and were not pleased at the fact of their marriage, especially Nadine’s dad who was appalled.  If you like reading about the time period of the Great Depression, it might also be a good read. Even if you don’t fit into one of these criteria, I think the majority of people can find at least one aspect that they find interesting or can relate to in some way.