Title: Heavy on the "fiction"
Product review: For a person wanting a "Little House on the Prarie" imatation I suppose that it is tolerable, however the characters are superficial and the story line is trite. You will find the stereo-typical unrealistically good brother, the extremely wicked brother, and the love interests. The representation of females through the first 3 books ( I didn't read any further books) is reprehensible! Wretched creatures that can do little more than flirt, have babies and cry. As far as anyone that wants to learn the history of the LDS church, skip this book and pick up a book by a real historian at the library. After reading much of LDS history written by those who make it their profession to create a dispasionate and accurate historical account, I find this series very disapointing. There is little of real historical interest in these books - what is there is so dilute it removes any of the real facination in the history of this religion.
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