The grassroots publishing sensation continues with WOVEN ON THE WIND, the second volume of women's writing from the heart of the American West comp...
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Feb 22, 2008
Katie
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Like it's sister book, LEANING INTO THE WIND, this book really spoke to me. It's a collection of writing that explores ideas of the various ways friendship manifests itself among women living in the west. It's written by a variety of women all who have lived in the west and uses sagebrush as a metaphor for female friendships.
This book made me laugh and cry because the stories touched me. They reminded me of my childhood spent in Wyoming, and the friends I still have from that period More...
This book made me laugh and cry because the stories touched me. They reminded me of my childhood spent in Wyoming, and the friends I still have from that period More...
Apr 03, 2008
Michele
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This book was an intriguing look at the friendships between women. I found it heart filling and heartwrenching.
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