This review is also available on Goodreads. It would appeal to readers who enjoy historical fiction. Orphan Train is a story of friendship and overcoming adversity. Though, I felt the ending wrapped up a little too perfectly. I enjoyed the storyline with how the past and present were told. I liked Molly too, though at times I wanted her to think better before acting. I loved Vivian both in past and present timeline. Maybe the value is in the process-in touching each item, in naming and identifying, in acknowledging the significance of a cardigan, a pair of children’s boots. Throughout the book, I felt sad and mad for what the characters had to go through.
This book played with my emotions as I hoped for. Her safe bet led her to Vivian Daly, a rich old woman who seemingly so different from herself, but with a past that could intrinsically connect them. But when her future and survival was on the line, she was forced to reassess her options. Christopher Tricarico handled for Broad Green.Trouble had been following Molly Ayer all her life.
Monger was also represented by Rick Genow at Stone Meyer and Neda Niroumand at Niroumand Management. Kline was repped in the deal by Jerry Kalajian of Intellectual Property Group, Geri Thoma of Writers House and attorney Robert A. It opened “99 Homes” in limited release three weeks ago. Its first wide release, “A Walk in the Woods,” has grossed $28 million since opening in early September in the U.S. Dodge Foundation Fellowship and several research fellowships to Ireland and Minnesota.
Writer in Residence at Fordham University from 2007 to 2011, Kline is also a recent recipient of a Geraldine R. She is the author of five novels, including Bird in Hand and The Way Life Should Be. Two-year-old Broad Green, launched by brothers Daniel and Gabriel Hammond, has focused mostly on developing adult-oriented dramas. Christina Baker Kline was born in England and raised in Maine. We are huge fans of the novel and look forward to bringing the story to the big screen.”Īsher Goldstein and Shary Shirazi will oversee the project for Broad Green Pictures. “It educates and inspires as it touches upon universal themes of family, friendship, loss, identity and the meaning of home. “‘Orphan Train’ is a poignant story with historical significance,” said Daniel Hammond, Broad Green’s chief creative officer.
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