E. T. Rook

"My grandmother was from Wales depicts a heart-warming story of a loving grandmother and close knit family as can only be seen through the eyes of a grandchild growing up amidst them." Mille Craddick Oklahoma Heritage Magazine July '05 "An alternate title fo this slim memoir could be "I Remember Mongu...'But the Welsh virltues of faith and love of family followed through the generations which Rook describes thoroughly...Like the pioneers before her, she travelled west...sad times, happy times, funny times...inevitlably came the ending...event that has a positive aspect by the author of her grandmother in Heaven." Marjorie Donchey Ninnau y Drych Jauary '06 "The United States is the country of immigrants par excellence, and it is always interesting to read the stories of families who treasure their roots and ethnic origins. This is clearly one such book. Well done!" Ian Ruxton, author of Japanese Students at Cambridge University in the Meiji Era, 1868-1912: Pioneers for the Modernization of Japan March '05