These Is My Words: The Diary of Sarah Agnes Prine, 1881-1901

This was a well written book. It was traumatic but real and you laugh and cry. It is a good historical fiction.

The kind of book that you miss for days after its concluded. Such adventure and celebration of the good things in life despite circumstances.

I will definitely read another book by Nancy E. Turner. I will never purchase another book narrated by Amy Rubinate.

The narrator's voice was quite slow, with a strong nasal sound, combined with a somewhat forced accent at times. It was very distracting from the story, and made it quite difficult to get through the book.

I will never purchase another book with this narrator.

Strong pioneer woman, I'm going to miss her :) sorry to finish the book after years of 'struggles with Sarah.'

I cannot wait to see the movie production of this book. Unfortunately, movies are never as good as the books.

This was a great historical fiction novel about The struggles of life in the 1800s as people moved to the Western part of the United States in a wagon-train. Sarah and her family moved to set up their home. She lived a life full of struggles and hardships. It was a realistic depiction of how life could have been in the wild west. Sarah's journal tells about the wonderful loving relationship between herself and Capt. Jack Elliott. Sarah had many ups and downs and throughout all of her trials and tribulations she manages to come through it all to the other side still determined and willing to live another day.

Narration wasn't my favorite at first but I was able to get used to the narration to enjoy the book.
Loved the writing and the story was great! A bit slow at times, but by the end it felt like that was needed to get to know the characters of the book.

Narrator's speaking is a little slow for my taste, but she performs the parts very well . The story of this strong woman is one that will stay with you for a long time. It is well-written and moves along at the perfect pace.

I would definitely recommend this book. I would consider this my favorite book. I was sad for it to end. <br/>

I not only would recommend this to a friend but I have. And I am grateful a friend recommended it to me. I hope that friends recommending it to friends makes this a book well loved by many more people.

Sarah by far. I loved her smarts, her grit, and her strength. She handled life even when it was unpleasant and she cared for those around her.

Overall a strong performance. There were many times though that the narrator ruined a moment because I feel she narrated a sentence with very flat emotions. In my head Sarah didn't match the voice of the narrator.