Sophie Mitchell’s Reviews > The Moon Sister > Status Update

I enjoy the present parts of this story. The parts where tiggy finds her path in life and finds her inner self and her intuition.
The historic parts are not grabbing me as much as the first three books did.

It‘s taken me a bit longer to read this one but I am enjoying it. I always feel sad about the stories of the strong women in the books. What they go through and how it must have felt, I can only imagine.
Reading about them though has inspired me and made me feel quite confident and proud of a lot of women in my life. It‘s a gift being able to be surrounded by lots of strong women.

I’m enjoying the book and getting to know the past of tiggy’s family. What is sad to read, in all books, is that the women in each of the sisters pasts have all experienced and gone through so much pain. I can’t imagine how it must have felt to be a woman in the past. I love how the books all focus on strong independent women.

I‘ve only just started the book but I already feel like I am going to enjoy it. Tiggy‘s personality is very spiritual and she has an inner voice, which guides her along the way. I feel like I really relate to her already. Also the way she describes nature and how connected she is to it, how it lifts her soul is just beautiful. I get the same feeling in the mountains.