Susan Breen
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The Fiction Class
— published 2008 — 9 editions |
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Maggie Dove
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Maggie Dove's Detective Agency
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The Best American Nonrequired Reading 2009
by Dave Eggers , Marjane Satrapi , Rivka Galchen — published 2009 — 2 editions |
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| First of all, Catherine Parr had a really tough life, and Philippa Gregory makes it clear just how tough it was. The scenes between Catherine and Henry are fabulous, and really disturbing. My quarrel is with her portrayal of Thomas Seymour, who I sim ...more | |
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| This was Agatha Christie's first published novel, and here we meet Hercule Poirot for the first time. It's set during World War I and he's living with other Belgian refugees. There's a lot of info about strychnine in here, and a death scene that's ab ...more | |
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| This is an inspiring book by a man who works on a sheep farm and loves his family and life and work and sheep. We read so much about billionaires, and yet I don't think any of them have a slice of what James Rebanks has. Plus, he writes beautifully a ...more | |
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| This is always my favorite anthology to read. I love seeing the range of mystery stories, some with surprising twists, some with absolutely gorgeous writing (Tom Franklin) and some that are just terrifying and gave me nightmares. Each one is its own ...more | |
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| As a dog lover, I was a little dubious about this book, which is told from the point of view of cat named Boo. But all my qualms disappeared by the end of the first page. This cat is so loving and wise, and her family is truly in crisis, and it's mag ...more | |
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| This is a story that I would have said was unbelievable except that it really happened, and I remember it. At the center of it all is Patty Hearst, who comes across as an incredibly complex character--vulnerable, narcissistic, manipulative, and occas ...more | |
“She had been trying to be honest with him, thinking her honesty would be winsome and that he would come to rescue her family, forgetting what she later learned as a writer: that to be honest is to open yourself up to people thinking you're crazy.”
― Susan Breen, The Fiction Class
― Susan Breen, The Fiction Class
“Her descriptions will be incandescent, perfect little nuggets of phraseology, and there will probably be lots of sex in her writing - the clinical type of sex with labias and clitorises and tongues going everywhere.”
― Susan Breen, The Fiction Class
― Susan Breen, The Fiction Class
“It was almost 3:00. Two hours until dinner and six hours until bed. Not that she was regimented. “It’s too much, isn’t it? I knew I shouldn’t ask.” “Hold on,” Maggie said. “It’s just I was surprised.” “You’ll do it, then,” Helen Blake gushed. “Would you really? That would be such a help. I would owe you for the rest of my life.”
― Susan Breen, Maggie Dove
― Susan Breen, Maggie Dove
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I open every door.”
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Hi Susan and thanks for adding me to your Goodreads list. If you have time, I'd love for you to visit my web site, www.jeanniebarber.com. I'm a novice writer so feel free to make any kind of suggestions, ideas or thoughts to correct it. I’m co-authoring a novel with Patty Wiseman, another friend on Goodreads. We’ve known each other for over 30 years. While you're there, please sign the guestbook, too! There’s also a link to our book you can click on…clairkelley@synthasite.com. This site is brand new and in the editing stage as is our story. Please visit it as well. We’re both very green, but we’ve met so many people on this site willing to reach out and offer advice or a guiding hand, we feel very blessed. Thanks,
Jeannie
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