Kim Vogel Sawyer

Seventeen years after being separated from her brother and sister when they were adopted by different families in Missouri, Maelle, the orphaned daughter of Irish immigrants, continues to search for her family.

My Heart Remembers

I could not put this book down even though it had me in tears starting with Chapter 3.  Maelle, Mattie and Molly are orphaned at a young age.  They are ones of the millions of children send out west on the orphan trains where they are separated and sent to different homes.  Maelle keeps remembering the words of her father, “take care o’ the wee ones” as she searches for 17 years looking for her siblings.

Barbara Williford

I could not put this book down even though it had me in tears starting with Chapter 3.  Maelle, Mattie and Molly are orphaned at a young age.  They are ones of the millions of children send out west on the orphan trains where they are separated and sent to different homes.  Maelle keeps remembering the words of her father, “take care o’ the wee ones” as she searches for 17 years looking for her siblings.

Trigger warning:  child abuse 

My Heart Remembers

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