This was a light, fun and heartfelt read, beautiful story about making your own decisions and coming to your own conclusions about what you want your life to be and what love, real live looks like. Beautiful.
This was a light, fun and heartfelt read, beautiful story about making your own decisions and coming to your own conclusions about what you want your life to be and what love, real live looks like. Beautiful.
Hey Litsy, have any of you participated in Roosters Tournament Of Books?. I am curious about it. I have started listening to this podcast called So Many Damn Books and they have a series of episodes that talk about it. It sounds interesting.
Picked up this delightful and light hearted story of Mary Pearl who has gumption to carve out her own path as an artist and a woman. Have read the first 100 pages. It's a wonderful story so far.
This book has just about everything you could ask for in terms of a western/pioneer tale. Strong characters, plenty of trials and tribulations, family feuds, heartbreak and betrayal, gunfights and a really good horse. I really appreciated that Mary was valued for more than just a pretty face and was encouraged to go to school for something as seemingly trivial as art, especially because her father was so supportive.
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Thanks to THOMAS DUNNE BOOKS (An imprint of St. Martin‘s Press) and NetGalley for sending me this Advance Reading Copy. Expected publication date will in be in January 2020.
I‘m not usually a reader of “pioneer” fiction but I am a huge fan of Nancy E. Turner. Her characters come alive to me. Their struggles and triumphs are so real that I almost feel like I am inside the story living it right beside them.