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The Voice of the Turtle

par Mary Mills Ulrich

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It's 1850 when Edmund and Esther Allan and their young son arrive by river raft in the Fox Valley and Edmund stakes his claim on what he believes to be the perfect site for their homestead a beautiful hill overlooking 150 acres of valleys and forests. Little does he know that the Indians have already nicknamed the site The Hill of Many Sorrows. Stubborn as ever, Edmund will never admit the drawbacks of living on the hill even after the Allan family loses their first crop to a drought. After a surprise blizzard, their provisions run low and Esther sinks into deep despair as the long, harsh Wisconsin winter drags on. But it is not long before Esther is befriended by Sleeping Turtle, an elderly Winnebago squaw who teaches her not only how to survive in the wilderness, but also gives her a new perspective on life. With the squaw's help, Esther starts a business while Edmund harvests his first successful crop. But just as the growing family finally realizes prosperity, a fatal disaster reveals a devastating betrayal. Now, with her family facing financial ruin, Esther must summon the courage to pull them through their worst crisis.… (plus d'informations)
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"The Voice of the Turtle," written by Mary Ulrich is a spell-binding book about a pioneering family who settled in a remote area of Wisconsin. The book revolves around a family and their struggles and triumphs as they carve out an existence in an area of the country that presented numerous challenges. The winters were brutally cold, and the land was was difficult to farm. This is also a book about life and the numerous conflicts, hopes and dreams that confronted the people who tackled the American landscape and made it into the great country that it is today. Where would we be if it were not for those brave souls? there are many colorful characters in this book that give it a pulsating excitement. In many respects this is more than just a mere book, it is a saga with many surprises.

I highly recommend reading this book. As an avid reader, I can attest that it is one of the best books that I have read in many years. There is never a dull moment. It will make you cry and laugh and give you hope. Ulrich's book can be ordered through Amazon and other venues. Please see her website at: marymulrich.com. You will be able to read the first chapter and order the book from her website. "The Voice of the Turtle" is a true winner.
  rowleyda | Nov 23, 2009 |
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It's 1850 when Edmund and Esther Allan and their young son arrive by river raft in the Fox Valley and Edmund stakes his claim on what he believes to be the perfect site for their homestead a beautiful hill overlooking 150 acres of valleys and forests. Little does he know that the Indians have already nicknamed the site The Hill of Many Sorrows. Stubborn as ever, Edmund will never admit the drawbacks of living on the hill even after the Allan family loses their first crop to a drought. After a surprise blizzard, their provisions run low and Esther sinks into deep despair as the long, harsh Wisconsin winter drags on. But it is not long before Esther is befriended by Sleeping Turtle, an elderly Winnebago squaw who teaches her not only how to survive in the wilderness, but also gives her a new perspective on life. With the squaw's help, Esther starts a business while Edmund harvests his first successful crop. But just as the growing family finally realizes prosperity, a fatal disaster reveals a devastating betrayal. Now, with her family facing financial ruin, Esther must summon the courage to pull them through their worst crisis.

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