by Marguerite Theriault

The book was very interesting. I enjoyed reading Marguerite's life story. At the beginning of the story I felt sorry for Marguerite, but as I read on her life started to get better. The part I liked the best was when Marguerite got a job and moved into an apartment on her own. The part I disliked was when Marguerite went to live at Park Haven Estates for a year.

Marguerite was a disabled person. She had to depend on her family as she grew up, while I didn't have to depend on anyone.

There were a lot of places I had never heard of, such as Meteghan, Yarmouth, Digby and Truro.

This book reminds me of other biographies that I I've read. I would read this book again in the future. I would recommend it to a friend, if he or she was interested in reading a biography.

This material is easy to read and to understand. Marguerite wrote this book so even young children could read and understand it.

A review by Gladys Fleury, New Westminster, B.C.