Plumfield Moms

Paint the Wind

Reviewed by Diane Pendergraft
Years ago, the mare, Artemisia, had been caught in a wild horse “gather” and Aunt Vi bought her in an auction. Maya’s mother had loved the horse, and the two had been inseparable. However, the mare had been stolen back by the stallion whose harem band she had belonged to, and she has been living in the wild for several years. Read the full review

Painting Wonder

Reviewed by Sara Masarik
What makes Painting Wonder particularly delightful is that it was written specifically for children, especially those who are familiar with the works of C. S. Lewis and J.R.R. Tolkien. The story is simply told, remains focused on elements that will engage young readers, and traces the fascinating path of Pauline Baynes’s life. Read the full review

Papa Gatto: An Italian Fairy Tale (Adaptation)

Reviewed by Sara Masarik
Of all of Sanderson's books, Papa Gatto is on the top of my family’s favorites list. This delightful Italian morality tale is wholesome and gorgeous. Any lover of folk tales will find the story to be comfortably predictable. Typical of traditional fairy tales and folks stories, the dressed animals feel appropriate and whimsical. Read the full review