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Title	:	They Called Her Mrs. Doc (Women of the West #5)
Author	:	Janette Oke
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 222 pages
Published	:	March 1st 1992 by Bethany House Publishers
Categories	:	Christian Fiction. Historical. Historical Fiction. Christian. Fiction. Romance

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I really wasn't planning to like this books very much...and I didn't. Only because I looooved it!!! :) I read this book with a friend which was super amazing. ;)
The story of a rich young woman from the city marrying her sweetheart and moving west was absolutely delightful. All through the book Samuel and Cassandra were just the sweetest couple ever. <3 While this was a book that makes you smile and feel good, it's also a story that will bring tears to your eyes and tug at your heart.
I hadn't read any of Janette Oke's books until last autumn, but they're quickly becoming favorites and I hope to read many more soon. :)

(On a side note, my copy is much pretty than the Goodreads cover. ;) )

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Original Title:	They Called Her Mrs. Doc (Women of the West)
ISBN:	155661246X (ISBN13: 9781556612466)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Women of the West #5

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They Called Her Mrs. Doc was a book that I found myself to enjoy...for the most part. I loved the small bits of romance near the beginning and the lessons that Virginia brought out that was needed for the main character, but there were moments about halfway through the book where I just couldnt wait for it to end! This is the first book I have read of Janette Oke, and I did enjoy it most the time, but there were a couple of things I was not too keen on.One. The character Abigail. Youd think as

Janette Oke's 'Love Comes Softly' series was one of my favorite series growing up. I've given them to Abby as well, and she likes them, too. But this book, like so many of Janette Oke's stand-alone books, just isn't great. It covers the entire life of a young woman named Cassandra from her marriage until her widowhood as she moves to the west and starts life with her young doctor husband. Cassandra is a fairly well-drawn character, but none of the other characters are, and the plot meanders

Another book that I read to Diana. We can't do much anymore after her stroke, so I read to her to spend time together. Diana has always loved to have someone to read to her - and I like to do just that. This book started slow with a worn story line: Wealthy doctor's daughter, wealthy doctor's daughter meets boy, wealthy doctor's daughter marries boy, wealthy doctor's daughter and new husband move west... I felt like the story dragged thru their lives, country doctor and young wife, raising

I didn't enjoy this Oke book as much as I have others. I really liked the first half, but then it just kind of turned into a chronicle of what happened next with very little emotion--and very few things happening. It seemed like she was trying to make the book a certain number of pages. So she told the story, but then kept adding more to reach her page allotment.

Sweet story of a full and complete life. The story begins with an old woman contemplating the move from the home her husband built for her that her children are insisting on. Then we swoop back to the dinner when she met her husband, and she barely noticed him. And the book proceeds to tell the story of her life. There is conflict, but it isn't huge, because it is resolved before it reaches that point. There is struggle but no great tragedy-- no children die, life is fairly straightforward. But

I really enjoyed this story of a young lady who married within the first couple chapters of the book and then the story goes on to tell of her struggles as a young wife who is lonely and finds joy in serving others and having peace in Christ. She goes on to raise five children see her grandchildren raised and even meet great-grandchildren. I can only hope I will stay faithful as she did.

The book was so page turning. Although, it was hard for me to really realize when Cassandra was so old, and it all happened so fast. This book is great for teenage girls.