Children Of Promise (The Days Of Laura Ingalls Wilder, #2)
Thomas L. Tedrow
Laura is mad! The children of immigrant farm workers aren’t allowed to go to school. They have to work in the fields if their families are to make a living. But every child is entitled to an education. Laura heads a crusade in her community to bring an education to the children and their parents, despite strong opposition from the townspeople.
hoping this one is better than the first book? don’t have super high hopes
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This was definitely better than the first book in the series. I still don't think it was super good and wouldn't actively recommend it to anyone, but it was better. I think the last 50 pages or so were relatively enjoyable but again it feels a bit cheesy. The vibes are still like an after school special but this one you could at least buy into a little bit.
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