The Four Winds by Kristin Hannah

The Four Winds by Kristin Hannah Book Summary

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4.5
TOTAL RATINGS
10,267
BOOK PRICE
$11.99

"The Bestselling Hardcover Novel of the Year."--Publishers Weekly

From the number-one bestselling author of The Nightingale and The Great Alone comes a powerful American epic about love and heroism and hope, set during the Great Depression, a time when the country was in crisis and at war with itself, when millions were out of work and even the land seemed to have turned against them.

My land tells its story if you listen. The story of our family.”

Texas, 1921. A time of abundance. The Great War is over, the bounty of the land is plentiful, and America is on the brink of a new and optimistic era. But for Elsa Wolcott, deemed too old to marry in a time when marriage is a woman’s only option, the future seems bleak. Until the night she meets Rafe Martinelli and decides to change the direction of her life. With her reputation in ruin, there is only one respectable choice: marriage to a man she barely knows.

By 1934, the world has changed; millions are out of work and drought has devastated the Great Plains. Farmers are fighting to keep their land and their livelihoods as crops fail and water dries up and the earth cracks open. Dust storms roll relentlessly across the plains. Everything on the Martinelli farm is dying, including Elsa’s tenuous marriage; each day is a desperate battle against nature and a fight to keep her children alive.

In this uncertain and perilous time, Elsa—like so many of her neighbors—must make an agonizing choice: fight for the land she loves or leave it behind and go west, to California, in search of a better life for her family.

The Four Winds is a rich, sweeping novel that stunningly brings to life the Great Depression and the people who lived through it—the harsh realities that divided us as a nation and the enduring battle between the haves and the have-nots. A testament to hope, resilience, and the strength of the human spirit to survive adversity, The Four Winds is an indelible portrait of America and the American dream, as seen through the eyes of one indomitable woman whose courage and sacrifice will come to define a generation.

The Four Winds Book Details

Book Name The Four Winds
Genre Fiction & Literature
Author Kristin Hannah
Published 02 February 2021, Tuesday
Price $11.99
E-Book Size 14.23 MB

The Four Winds by Kristin Hannah Book Reviews

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Roomba24

Mediocre and predictable. Premise of the novel is interesting. However, characters were one dimensional and the writing was mediocre at best. I advise readers to skip this one.

Andrea crane

Enjoyed it. I enjoyed the parallels to modern day topics - immigration, politics, recession, faith. Good character development. Book moves a little slow in the middle. Overall good read .

Maria_AK907

Great book. Wonderful book, cried many times. Amazing historical narrative

Frijolititos

Good insight into the dust bowl. This is a great historical fiction book that gave me a better idea about how life was like for survivors of the dust bowl. I was confused at intimacy part in the beginning but it got better after. The main character is a strong headed woman willing to do anything for her kids. It did seem like everything that could go wrong did go wrong. I give it 4 stars because it kept me wanting to read and I learned something new.

PeteG in NY

Good book!. Moves faster than the plot summary suggested.

BeaSweet

A Must Read. Enthralling. I could not put this book down. Read for hours. Thanks

DCLS61

Four Winds. A riveting saga of a family living in Texas in the 1930’s during the Dust Bowl. The main character, Elsa survives one darkness after another and then sets out to find “ hope” as she and her two children migrate to California, only to find that dreams can’t keep you warm, feed you, or make you brave. As they fight environmental disasters, greed of those whom they work for, and their own fears Elsa and her family realize that the only thing that really remains is love…. This historical fiction novel depicts an era during the Great Depression along the Great Plains. All those pictures I saw as a girl stydying the Dust Bowl came hauntingly alive. Pictures of families living in unbelievable circumstances. This story written during the Pandemic describes Americans who turn against other Americans because of fear, greed, and ignorance. These vices prove to be even blacker than the dust that moved over the Great Plains for over a decade.

KateParaboschi

She does it again. If you loved the nightingale you’ll love this as well!

Marwilliams47

Outstanding book!. I am 74 years old and was born in western Oklahoma. I remember my grandparents talking about those horrible years. Outstanding book!!!

Beauty in books

Awesomeness. I LOVED this book. It made me laugh, thinking of motherhood. And also made cry thinking of people I have lost. Great read!!! Highly recommend

Bitcheslove$

Okay. I was a little weary to read this book because of the varying reviews. However, I didn’t hate it. It opened my eyes to the hardships faced by those during that era and made me feel grateful and blessed for all that I have. It is a bit of a slow read in my opinion. The ending broke my mama heart and I did shed a few tears. I feel as though some parts were very repetitive and some parts carried on for a little too long. All in all, it was an okay book and I’m not sure if I would recommend this one to anyone.

Njheath3

Hard pass. Possibly the most depressing book I’ve read ever. I forced myself to the end thinking that surely something good will happen. NOPE. Move along, folks.

Chrisseatina

You have to read this book!!!. This is the best book I have read in years and I am an avid reader!! Absolutely loved it! The plot keeps you hanging on and you just can’t put it down. It’s so easy to get attached to the characters, I found myself paging ahead at times because I was so worried for them. What was going to happen next?! I don’t often read books twice but this one might be the exception. I highly recommend this book!!!

Ashendaze

Just okay.. I was surprised to see so many rave reviews about this book- I thought it was just okay. I love stories about characters surviving hardships, (books like White Oleander & The Glass Castle are some of my favorites.) So I thought I would really enjoy this. However, I was put off by the typical “insecure woman protagonist meets handsome hero & suddenly becomes empowered because he told her he thinks she’s beautiful!”trope. The characters felt flat & uninspiring. The last third of the book was really hard to get through, the plot point with the workers strikes just dragged on, it felt like I was reading the same scenes over & over for about 250 pages. The writing style was also just okay- a little too much melodrama for me. There was a lot of repetition in the writing, a lot of unnecessary adjectives- it felt like the author was picking words straight out of the thesaurus & just plugging them into each sentence, but it didn’t always work, & at times, the inconsistent narrative voice took me out of the story. I saw it through to the end but really skimmed through the last 70 pages or so. I wish it had been more impactful, but I wasn’t invested enough in the characters. I really wanted to love it, but it just wasn’t quite there for me.

PC181

As good as The Nightingale!. I thoroughly loved this book! Even though I cried through a lot of it!

Jxntrvlr

Excellent. Great historical fiction piece

Nevadacitygirl

Great Read. From the first page to the last page, I was mesmerized reading about the life story of a strong woman who lived through the difficult history of America in the 30’s.

KThugs3

Loved this book! 5 stars!. I absolutely loved this book so much! I loved almost every character at the start of the book. With Kristin’s writing, I had even loved Rafe, who turned out to not be the greatest husband/father in the world. I knew that the dust bowl, following the stock market crash, and leading to the Great Depression, was extremely hard times. I guess since I have lived through difficult times and stock market crashes myself, I didn’t really imagine or put myself into the shoes of those people of the Great Plains who were destroyed by the dust bowl storms. This book made me laugh, cry, feel curious enough to research and read up more, as well as inspire me, and reminding me how grateful I am to live in todays times. I have read quite a few books so far this year, and I think this might be my favorite of the 20ish ones from my 2023 list. Also, Elsa Martinelli is my hero!

ChRiStiIna8899

Best book I’ve read this year !. I’m behind on this one it’s old I know but what a inspirational great story.

Mbarfi

Beautifully written story but no fairytale ending. I have heard such wonderful things about the author and my book club decided we’d tackle this thick tome. The story of this woman’s life is incredibly compelling and paints a bleak picture of life for women in the Great Depression and into the Dust Bowl. As a native Texan who drives through this tiny town every other year (headed to Colorado), I was intrigued to read about the town during its time of prosperity. But the life of a woman who’s always been told she’s unlovable is a tough road. I still encourage you to dive in & swim to the finish, if only to see what those days required of a brave woman.

Kquilter9

Depressing. Well written but very depressing.

MissRx929

Great read you won’t soon forget. I read this a few months ago and have read several books since. Somehow I keep thinking of the characters in this book. Hannah does a great job with character development and this book really displays that skill. Great read.

KathyP58

The Four Winds. Once I started I could not put it down! Great read!

Dahill_1973

Finding a voice has never been so moving.. Thoroughly engaging, real women are the backbone of Hannah’s works. The Four Winds brings the Dust Bowl era to life through Elsa & Loreda. Leaning into the challenges of the mother-daughter dynamic on multiple fronts, Hannah crafted a moving story of family, faith, love, loss, LIFE! Highly recommended.

Great5555555555

Four Winds. I couldn’t put this book down. I felt like I was a migrant living during the terrible Dust Bowl trying to survive. My heart raced at thrilling points and I cried near the end. It was a fantastic read.

Konakayaklady

Honest, Gritty, and Real. This is a heartfelt and well-researched novel about life and love in the Dust Bowl.

Chris Holls

Captivating. Powerful and moving with character development so deep that you feel their struggle, pain, courage and love.

Lizebeth042119

Suspenseful and deep. This book gives you an up close and personal perspective on the lives of the people who experienced the Great Depression through the 1930s. You read about women with true grit and strength and courage. Is it is real, is is raw, and it is amazing.

Bookloved

Four winds. This book is a page turner. Kristin Hannah does such a fabulous job developing her characters and making you feel like you are experiencing it along with the characters. You will not be able to put this book down!

Madisonelizfre

Fast read. This is the first book in a while that I’ve read through quickly. I thoroughly enjoyed this story. I even cried towards the end and had strong emotions rattle me. The story isn’t something I would usually go for so I was pleasantly surprised that I liked it so much. I only picked up this book because it kept popping up in the recommended section. I just grabbed another book by this author so I hope it will be a good read as well.

LAF, Seattle

Four winds. Just an absolutely wonderful book.

LoveJava

Immersive tale. While the story of the Depression has so many sad tales, this book immerses you in one strong woman’s will to survive despite not just the odds, but so many people against her. It will leave you thinking for days after.

Tennessee Book Lover

Great book. Kristin Hannah never disappoints. Filled with historical information- you will feel like you are living through the depression with these characters. A great story about life in the 1930’s. Your eyes will be opened to what horrible conditions these people lived through.

Jeff M.A

Beautifully imagined!!. I have read all of Kristin Hannah’s books and this is her best work❤️

Liza Surpriza

Warrior. This book moved me in so many ways. Tingles through my body , smiling from laughter and tears of sadness. Great read. I highly recommend this book.

Kkregle

A life of struggle. I kept reading and waiting for Elsa’s life to get better. Mired in so much misery and despair. It left me unsettled. A do very sad…

Lulu loves yoga

The Four Winds. I loved every page.

Starcatcher667

Greatness. Heart wrenching read but such a joy

Prudence702

Page turner.. Really enjoyed everything about this book. Learned a lot about the dust bowl and how history continues to repeat itself.

4dancin

Wonderful. Wonderful ! Inspirational story of a mother who finds her strength to love and protect her family in a harsh rich man’s world that existed during the “dust bowl” and early wealthy landowner years and the poor field workers surviving on pennies a day…

Buckingb

Great read. I only gave it a four because it took a while to take hold of me. But when it finally did I couldn’t put it down.

Cdb1234!)?

Too repetitive. Good story but too repetitive. Not my favorite.

Butterfly120c

Refreshing and enlightening. The way this story is weaved through history is beautifully written so well you can imagine the sights and smells. Kristen Hannah has captured a part of Americas past rarely if ever mentioned and brought it to life in a manner that will touch and change you.

Pink dreams

Incredible. Hooked me from the first page and I couldn’t let go till the end. Another great story by this great author.

DehSoNice

Amazing. I was rooting for Elsa the entire time. The timeline of this book is great, it doesn’t drag on at all. I won’t give anything away, but I wanted more for her and her family. I think it still turned out great, I just wish Elsa found her voice sooner. She had SO much to offer.

Snoopy1961$

Touching story. You can feel the characters’ heartache in all the issues they have to deal with. So beautifully written

L TGRd

TG Rd. My Grandparents and Parents lived through the Depression. It carved a deep cut in their souls, but the persevered. Parts of this story tore at my heart, but I am glad I read it.

Melgalaxystar77

Such a great book. The depth of this book is indescribable. The characters, the time period, historical references, the character growth and relationship growths. Just so good, recommend it!

Doggyritz

An incredible novel!. Well done Kristin Hannah! You took me back to the 1930’s. The parallels with our current crisis went straight to my heart. Thank you!

R18pax

I mean, awesome. Kristin Hannah does it again

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NicolefromCanada

Another Wonderful Novel. Thank you for another wonderful novel!! I couldn’t put this down and I was sad when I was nearing the end. Can’t wait for another!

JoaquindaPark

Tough read. Not as tough as living through those times. Day after day after day after day. Hardship only a mother could endure. Courage is not the absence of fear. Well written.

HomecareRN

A Stunning Book. Relevant for all times, this book reminded me of John Steinbeck’s writing, who is my favourite author. Told from a woman’s perspective, however, it illuminates all the questions I asked both my sets of grandparents, and my mom and dad of the Great Depression, but from a very different lens that is usually in our history books. My grandfathers were both involved in union formation, one in Val d’Or, Quebec, one in Windsor, Ontario. As was my father. Both my brother-in-law and I have been union reps as well. Fighting oppression coming from a source of hierarchy and greed seems to be in our genes. I could relate to Elsa’s daughter’s character especially. This book, with its core of writing about humanity’s fight against financial oppression should be required reading in all high schools. A.F. Riosa

Lfonagy

Amazing!. Wonderfully written with rich colorful characters. Gripping novel that shows the horrors of the great depression and the poverty that ensued from American greed. Another great novel by Kristin Hannah.

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Kiki088

An amazing story of hope, strength and courage!. Remarkable story!

Sue 🙏

Well written…. At the beginning, it was a crush of a lonely young and inexperienced woman… then it wasn’t. The passing of time was key to this story as was the settings, the Dust Bowl and the cotton fields of the promised land, California. The story between mother and daughter, husband and wife, migrant and “boss”… so intertwined and perfectly done too. Highly recommend this novel.

Ranbin

The Four winds. Loved it, learned from it and the story while depression era, is timeless.

305San

Outstanding slice of American History. You can taste the Dust- Excellently depicts the dust bowl era & the struggles of the times. More importantly, it details a mother’s love & sacrifice for her children, beautifully & heart wrenchingly describing the motherhood bond.

Kellyreadsalot

Great story. Loved it! Heart wrenching, but I couldn’t put it down!

Goddess Peg

Loved this book and learning about the history of The Great Plains and droughts of 1930’s. effected. Perseverance of people held me steady and hopeful in our human nature through any crisis!

Janilou

Best of Kristin Hannah. I absolutely loved this book and couldn’t put it down. I cried with the characters and bawled at the ending. I didn’t think I could like a book more than The Nightengale but The Four Winds is my new favorite!!!

Matagordagirl

A great read!. I could hardly put the book down. Made me feel as if I was in it. I highly recommend it!

Simonsays2u

Excellence!. This book sucked me in and held me captive from start to finish. It was truly an excellent look at life during the dust bowl and the power of love and grit to survive anything.

Pic- one

PLEASE…. Please… spare me the boring writing, the pathetic description of food cooked during a depression, sounding like it’s from an Italian restaurant, and the on and on, description of dust. PLEASE. I can’t finish this book.

Taywestcoast

Fantastic book. Honestly I’m so confused with all the reviews that are complaining because this is a sad story. It’s a book set during the Great Depression and Dust Bowel, what do you expect? Sad stories, in my opinion, can be some of the most compelling. I thought this book was great and brought tears to my eyes throughout. I highly recommend you give this book a try!

BeaSweet

A Must Read. Enthralling. I could not put this book down. Read for hours. Thanks

Princeton Way

Great storyline .. Too many words. Too long. Drags in places.

KathyNYC

A page turner which you cannot stop turning the pages. Incredible story . Kristan Hannah keeps you turning pages. I read it because I loved The Nightingale This book is absorbing, but it is sad. A true story that I have heard of “The Dustbowl” .it bring the era to life and makes you realize how lucky you have it.

Kokopuff123

A must read….. A deep and heart felt reading of a past history and its courage of its people for then and now.

NurseRN7

Loved this book. Just read it!!! It was so good and kept me on edge till the end!! Such a great read!

DriDre12

Wow. Beautiful and moving

Ed 2346🤪

Beautiful. I originally put off reading this book because I just knew I wouldn’t like it but I was so wrong. This book is amazing! I highly suggest it!

TZS69

Four Winds. The rushed heroic ending didn’t match or makeup for the countless pages of despair and tragedy of a true American story. Big disappointment.

Tash124

Get the tissues ready. I would like to take a moment to thank Kristin Hannah for ALWAYS MAKING ME UGLY CRY. This book pulled me in from the very first page. I’m from Oklahoma but some of the things that happened during this period is too much for school books, so I never thoroughly learned about the depth of the horror that these families went through. I experienced so many emotions throughout reading and absolutely adored the characters. I would love a sequel! I definitely recommend this one, but get the tissues ready.

Lynch Home Mac

Mediocre. Definitely not my favorite of hers. Slow. And very political.

Elmorjim

Would buy another book by this author!. Read one afternoon while traveling across the country. It was very captivating and an eye opener about that time in U.S. history. I was, however, not a fan of the ending.

CARLAYKTIU

5/5. Kristen Hannah does it again. This is a must read! I highly recommend The Great Alone & The Nightingale also.

Nadorabbit

The four winds. I’ve read other books by Hannah. The nightingale was my favorite. This book was quite depressing. I forced myself to finish it. Elsa was such a sad human. Finding herself and then losing it was cruel. Maybe that’s life but I prefer something more uplifting!

Gerriesanjuan

Great story. I could feel the grit in my eyes and wonder how they made it through even one day of those storms.

NayNay 28

Amazing. Wooow the story is so compelling. I could not stop reading!

ChipSanders

Wonderful In Spite Of. Terrific book thar brings the reader face to face with problems and prejudices in our American history that often repeat themselves. The story line could have been just as effective, however, without the communist leanings and references.

Ashjeandeh

Can't stop crying!. Had no idea the ending would touch me so much. Great read.

NMcKitt2

The Four Winds. Easy informative read. The characters and their struggles moved me at times.

BernieQualheim

Four Winds. Ive read all your books but this one is to depressing. Could hardly wait for it to end.

Jxntrvlr

Excellent. Great historical fiction piece

Rache9586

I loved it. I literally was afraid to start it cause I thought I would be bored by the subject but it’s my favorite book now. I loved it so much I gave it to my boyfriends mom to read.

Reaching Upward

The Four Winds. Kristen Hannah’s The Four Winds, portrays the reality of good, hardworking people who lost everything they owned and sought honest ways to make a living only to be taken advantage of by greedy, powerful men. She writes with emotionally packed drama of the utter futility of the down and out who try to make a living against often times hopeless odds. The reader will experience that same sense of hopelessness and futility and yet will be challenged to continue to be hopeful to the end. I was struck by the realism of this historical fiction book as my own paternal farming grandparents both died in South Dakota in the Spanish Flu Pandemic of 1918–1920. They left behind eight children to raise themselves. The years that followed included the Dust Bowl, the Great Depression, World War II, the smallpox epidemic.Those were some of the toughest times in American history, yet this family survived by sticking together, working hard, and remaining positive. One of the most significant lessons I learned from my father’s experiences, who was one of those eight orphaned children, was that people in those times were hard workers and didn’t want handouts. Yet when circumstances brought them to their knees, they had to seek other ways to feed their families and survive. Some men in powerful positions used such people to profit themselves such as Mr. Welty in this book. However, the government eventually stepped in to help them regain their livelihood and their own sense of value through work programs. My father learned his carpentry skills through such a program, and he used those skills the rest of his life to raise and support his own family. Kristen Hannah’s portrayal of such people in America is strikingly realistic. She breaks our hearts with their deplorable situations and makes us realize how difficulties we face should not, nor cannot, break us!

Cbhines

Wow. Page turning, with an unbelievable sadness. I learned so much. Grateful for the read.

Alfnp

Excellent read for any mother. The first book I have read in years. Soup for the soul and grounded in real hardships yet wrapped in love.

JennnayR

Basically Grapes of Wrath. Story is very similar to Grapes of Wrath. Wonderful read nonetheless

Josiepq

The Four Winds. Wonderful book! As a mother, it described the love for my children perfectly.

Kswift821

Fitting. While I did enjoy this book, it was thoroughly depressing, which is fitting for a book about The Great Depression. I kept reading and waiting for something good to happen and it did not come. The ending was a little unsatisfying but all in all, a well written book.

Kennnnnnnneth

Fantastic. 👏

Ms. Wan

Wonderful. Never knew about this chapter of American history. What a wonderful story of courage and perseverance!

Book worm 21

Great book. Want to finish reading it, also want to read firefly lane.

Dpclark770

OMG , 53 year old male , best book ever!. An absolute must read! I read 30+ novels a year and never comment.

Winds of change or renewal

The four winds guide us. The historical truths in this wonderful story about fortitude are timeless and fundamentally human. Elsa is each of us.

Dmichi

Four winds. Great read! Really puts everything into perspective. Especially in today’s times.

Mainer2

Great book. A wonderful story that I couldn’t put down. Best book I have read in a long time.

Punee person

A little dubious at first... Then I couldn’t put the book down!

BookMoney2021

Grapes of Wrath Knockoff with Codependence. This book was just death and suffering, with a snotty teenaged daughter to boot. I was unable to empathize with a lead character who rebels suddenly and stupidly against her biological family “out of emotional desperation” only to get stuck with a drunk, a daughter she lets insult her at every turn, and oh, the Dust Bowl. Hundreds of pages of dirt, loss, and hopelessness. Finally I skipped to the last chapters just to end it.

Shaye bae bae

Beautiful Story. Beautiful story..terribly sad but triumphant at the same time. I love story and many different types of love but all love nonetheless.

Olddue1

Excellent introduction to dust bowl history. Good writing with a powerful feminist plot. It is a page turner and a reminder about forgotten aspects of US history.

MPBromz

The Four Winds. This was a fantastic book!

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About Author "Kristin Hannah"

Kristin Hannah (born September 25, 1960) is an American writer. Her most notable works include Winter Garden, The Nightingale, Firefly Lane, The Great Alone, and The Four Winds. Biography Kristin Hannah was born in California. After graduating with a degree in communication from the University of Washington, Hannah worked at an advertising agency in Seattle. She graduated from the University of Puget Sound law school and practiced law in Seattle before becoming a full-time writer. Hannah wrote her first novel with her mother, who was dying of cancer at the time; the book was never published.Hannah's best-selling work, The Nightingale, has sold over 4.5 million copies worldwide and has been published in 45 languages.Hannah lives on Bainbridge Island, Washington, with her husband and their son. Bibliography Standalone novels A Handful of Heaven (July 1991) The Enchantment (June 1992) Once in Every Life (December 1992) If You Believe (December 1993) When Lightning Strikes (October 199....

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