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The Trip of a Lifetime (by Kate Galley)

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Once again Kate Galley has taken me on a delightful journey through the pages. The characters are well developed and while Martha and her granddaughter, Erin, are the primary characters, there are several more who add to the story. Seeing a group of older adults have an adventure with their younger companions (for the most part) was entertaining. The setting of the various provinces of Canada had me wanting to book a train excursion across the country. There are some flashback moments as memories are explored. The challenges the teams experienced were softened by the friendly locals of the areas through which they traveled. Their willingness to help was heartwarming. Experiencing the way Martha and Erin’s relationship changes through their adventure was encouraging. You will need to take a trip through the pages to discover who actually wins the race.


Thank you to NetGalley and Boldwood Books for my advanced review copy. All opinions and thoughts are my own.


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