The Women Book Review

The Women by Kristin Hannah Publisher: St. Martin’s Press Ginasbookreport Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Genre: Historical Fiction / Literature / Feminism Read This If You Love: The Nightingale / The Alice Network “Men keep us in boxes, make us wear starched virgin white, and tell us that docs are gods. And the worst part is, we believe them.” The Women by Kristin Hannah is a breathtaking epic novel that delves into the women who served in the Vietnam War. Francis McGrath has lived a privileged life, but longs for something meaningful. After she suffers a great loss, she trains to be a nurse and finds herself out of her depth and in the muck in Vietnam. The grueling work and fighting is in stark contrast to what is being reported in the news. While the days are long and bloody, Frankie makes the tightest bonds of her life befriending her bunk mates and fellow nurses. She finds love, loss, death, life, joy, and pain. Through her story of service and return to state-side...