Blog Tour: Emma’s Tapestry by Isobel Blackthorn

REVIEW

Set in the height of wartime Emma is a qualified nurse who has moved to Singapore with her husband, Ernest and chronicles her life as she enters into a period of unease throughout the world.

I have read a few books by Blackthorn, most as you probably would be able to see from this blog, but Emma’s Tapestry is wholly different from what I have read before. I enjoyed it immensely from the historical aspects of the world war to the Spanish Influenza. If you are a history buff maybe you should pick up this book and have a try. You might be pleasantly surprised of the effort of detail.

One thing I did like about this tale is Emma herself. She has faced so much with a awful husband and her family background which wouldn’t have been welcoming of the time , you can’t help but to admire her tenacity.

What I love is the links of culture to the story itself, there are many things that I have learnt from this book. It is a history lesson of the things that we must remember and how we should apply this to the present day.

I will be reading this again at some point not only for the story but for Blackthorn’s constant easy writing style.

RATING: FOUR STARS ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

BUY LINKS

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Emmas-Tapestry-Isobel-Blackthorn-ebook/dp/B091CSDB7V/ref=mp_s_a_1_14?crid=1BGUK1JJOKG8U&keywords=isobel+blackthorn&qid=1650054330&sprefix=isobel+bl%2Caps%2C116&sr=8-14

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