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Joy Lynn Goddard
Goodreads Author
Born
Newmarket, Canada
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Genre
Influences
Member Since
January 2019
URL
https://www.goodreads.com/joylynngoddard
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Moonshadow
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When Pigs Fly
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2015
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3 editions
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Hello, my name is Emily
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Charlie's Song
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2011
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Buyers, Liars, Sellers and Yellers
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Hello, my name is Emily (Northview Tales series, #2)
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Daredevils
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2003
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4 editions
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Mrs. Maloney's Garden
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Jazz
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The Keepers
Stay tuned for The Keepers, coming out in June.
Despite struggling to raise a troubled teenage son on her own, Beth Marshall has no intention of selling her beloved vineyard and moving to the city where her ex-boyfriend awaits with open arms. She has strong ties to the land, where she is happy living with her granddad and aunt in the old farmhouse, so when she gets an offer to sell her property, s Read more of this blog post »
Despite struggling to raise a troubled teenage son on her own, Beth Marshall has no intention of selling her beloved vineyard and moving to the city where her ex-boyfriend awaits with open arms. She has strong ties to the land, where she is happy living with her granddad and aunt in the old farmhouse, so when she gets an offer to sell her property, s Read more of this blog post »
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“When you finally start to write something, do not let yourself stop . . . even when you are convinced it's the worst garbage ever. This is the biggest caveat for beginning writers. Instead, force yourself to finish what you began and then go back and edit it.--Jodi Picoult”
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"This book reminds me of the film, The Rabbit Proof Fence in that it provides an insight into the terrible things that people did because they believed they knew better. In Moonshadow, white people used the opportunity to torture and abuse the childre"
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"It was a very moving story and I enjoyed it very much.
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"Joy Lynn Goddard has crafted an important work of Canadian literature with global appeal. It is an enriching story driven by the compassion of the author. You will find well developed, believable characters, a wonderful sense of place, and a cleverly"
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| Childhood friends Megan and Jack are meant for each other, or are they? Giving up on getting Jack to see her as more than a friend, Megan leaves her old life behind to move to Cornwall. There she starts a new job, joins a coven, and falls for a new m ...more | |
“When you finally start to write something, do not let yourself stop . . . even when you are convinced it's the worst garbage ever. This is the biggest caveat for beginning writers. Instead, force yourself to finish what you began and then go back and edit it.--Jodi Picoult”
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“There are stories hidden in the language we use, whether we're conscious of them or not. They tell the truth of our hearts and minds.”
― Brave Enough
― Brave Enough
“Soon after arrival at residential school, we were assigned a number that would become our identity. I became Number 1 on the girls' side. Ninety years after she left St. Joseph's Mission, my grandmother still remembered she was Number 27. My mom remembers her number was 71. Thankfully, our numbers were not tattooed on our skin.”
― They Called Me Number One: Secrets and Survival at an Indian Residential School
― They Called Me Number One: Secrets and Survival at an Indian Residential School
“When you finally start to write something, do not let yourself stop . . . even when you are convinced it's the worst garbage ever. This is the biggest caveat for beginning writers. Instead, force yourself to finish what you began and then go back and edit it.--Jodi Picoult”
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