Jewel Miller
             Whisper of Love
             Waterloo, Ontario
             Herald Press
             1991
            
             The Whisper Of Love is a very good book to read if the one
             reading it likes a lot of time gaps. Over all, if one reads the whole
             book they will be more apt to understand it, but if one trys to read
             only the first part of the book and the last part of the book they would
             be completely confused. because the time span of this book was so long.
             The book's sort of suspenceful, because one doesn't know whats going
             happen next. All-in-all if you're the sort of peson who likes a story
             with a strong family ties, you will like this book, but if you're the sort
             of person who likes more high speed thriller books, this is not the book
             for you.
            
             The plot of this story was too stretched out, the overall book was
             really good, for only being 183 pages, this book had a time span of over
             10 years. The actual plot of this story was not certain, everything just kept changing, the time, the senery, even the characters! There could
             have been many different plots to this story, it just depends on who the
             individual is that is reading it.
            
             There was lots of symbolism in this book, at first it was hard to
             understand how the name of the book, The Whisper Of Love, had
             anything to do with the over all moral of the story, but after reading
             the book, one will find it has to deal with the love for family, and how
             even over distance and time love can overcome the odds. In this book,
             the main character changed her first name, and that was a sign of
             beauty, originality, and athentisity. There were lots of letters written
             in this story, and in a way they were a symbol of love and concern. Also
             this story took place in the earlier 1900's when automobiles weren't
             very common yet, and when the children first saw one of them it was a
             symbol of curiosity and change.
            
             There was a good variaty of change of senery in this novel, it
             took place across the entire United States, any...