| Reviews for Beside the Golden Door |
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Rebadams7 3/1/12 . chapter 1Brilliant and beautiful a great way to remind us of what we have! and how hard our ancestors worked and braved to reach that golden door! Reb |
Beanie Cullen 2/27/12 . chapter 1Very poignant and your attention to detail is, as always, breathtaking. It's obvious you research all of your stories thoroughly before writing them and it makes them feel like an immersion into another time. I loved it and thank you so much for writing. |
moonCarol 2/27/12 . chapter 1What a coincidence. I saw document on History Channel about this fire few weeks ago. You did good job with description and climate. Pity voting is closed by now :( |
The Girl With The Umbrella 2/25/12 . chapter 1I loved it! It was really sweet and romantic. Mary Alice's death was very sad but it gave a realistic factor to the story. Great job! |
xIGiveUpx 2/23/12 . chapter 1Such a dramatic story. Loved it. You portrayed a tragic event so vividly. |
mimimgr 2/23/12 . chapter 1this was a great short story. loved it. made me cry. |
KeeWit 2/22/12 . chapter 1You really brought a horrific event to life. |
divagils 2/21/12 . chapter 1Beautiful story. Beautifullu written. |
Whitney Love 2/21/12 . chapter 1Loved it. XXX Whit |
mem4375 2/20/12 . chapter 1This story was as inspiring as it was disturbing. Thanks for reminding me of the strength and tenacity our immigrant ancestors showed. |
kneon 2/20/12 . chapter 1You did a great job in using this tragic event to show the love between Edward and Bella. |
sersmom 2/20/12 . chapter 1Very well done! An interesting reminder for those of us with immigrant backgrounds. |
Gernellers 2/19/12 . chapter 1Thanks for your story. I've been to Ellis Island and really had an emotional experience thinking about all the immigrants that passed through and all the history it contains. I love historical fiction and immensely enjoyed your story. So much so that I've looked up more information about the Triangle Shirtwaist factory fire online. Good luck with the contest. |
Shamatt0403 2/19/12 . chapter 1Factory owners used immigrants almost like slave labor. My grandmother came to America in 1920. She was 17 but was one of the middle children and had a couple of older siblings already here in Boston so luckily she arrived at Ellis and boarded a train the same day she arrived. Simply brilliant story. |
DreamerRoad 2/19/12 . chapter 1Wow, that was quite an emotional ending. The research that you put into getting the historical details right is impressive. Great story. |