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A review by rebekahmorris
Changes for Josefina: A Winter Story by Jean-Paul Tibbles, Valerie Tripp
3.0
2.5 stars
The final book in the Josefina series.
It felt a bit simplistic, but was still sweet and light. I didn’t like Clara as much because she was so negative about things. I did like that Ana’s husband and little boys were finally in the story. Things wrapped up the way you want them to in this book.
The “A Peek into the Past” section was an interesting look at what was going to happen in New Mexico in a few years.
There was some talk about praying to saints and carrying a small shaped piece of metal to symbolize a prayer a person is praying or a prayer that has been answered.
This was a short, sweet story, not a lot of real history in it, but some traditions. I probably won’t be reading it again unless it’s a long time from now.
The final book in the Josefina series.
It felt a bit simplistic, but was still sweet and light. I didn’t like Clara as much because she was so negative about things. I did like that Ana’s husband and little boys were finally in the story. Things wrapped up the way you want them to in this book.
The “A Peek into the Past” section was an interesting look at what was going to happen in New Mexico in a few years.
There was some talk about praying to saints and carrying a small shaped piece of metal to symbolize a prayer a person is praying or a prayer that has been answered.
This was a short, sweet story, not a lot of real history in it, but some traditions. I probably won’t be reading it again unless it’s a long time from now.