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I have already read and enjoyed Maria Savva's first two novels'A Time to Tell' and 'Coincidences'. This new book 'Pieces of a Rainbow' is an excellent collection of seven short stories in which each story is based on one of the colours that make up a rainbow.Within Maria Savva's written work you will always find emotional stories that reflect the realities of life and the world that we find ourselves living in. Each story within this book is very different in style with some stories being sad an
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This anthology was a well-written and compelling glimpse into the lives of some very interesting characters. I loved the use and symbolism of color, and looked forward to seeing how the author would carry on that theme in each story. It takes a special knack to write short stories and Maria Savva is very skilled in this genres as well as with writing novels. Her characters are full of emotion and her stories take unexpected turns. I'm glad there are so many colors in the rainbow as each story in
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First of all, I really like the cover--it just matches up so well with the concept of the collection which is based upon each 'color' in the rainbow. How cool is that!
I particularly enjoyed 'Envy', 'Mystic Purple', and 'Rainbow's End', though all of the stories were succinct. They weren't succinct in a lazy sense either--characterization was good in the sense that I actually cared and was interested in the characters' sentiments and situations (which is quite hard to do when you have a "limited ...more
I particularly enjoyed 'Envy', 'Mystic Purple', and 'Rainbow's End', though all of the stories were succinct. They weren't succinct in a lazy sense either--characterization was good in the sense that I actually cared and was interested in the characters' sentiments and situations (which is quite hard to do when you have a "limited ...more
Pieces of a Rainbow (maria Savva)
A book of short stories that reflect the colors of the rainbow, emotional hues, of life.
The characters are true to life, each individual facing their emotions, and dealing with life in these modern times. Some have happy endings, some unsure, and some not so fortunate.
Ms. Savva writes with emotion, bringing the reader in touch with each (character) on a personal level. Their thoughts, feelings, emotions come to life on every page, as if (you) were spying a person ...more
A book of short stories that reflect the colors of the rainbow, emotional hues, of life.
The characters are true to life, each individual facing their emotions, and dealing with life in these modern times. Some have happy endings, some unsure, and some not so fortunate.
Ms. Savva writes with emotion, bringing the reader in touch with each (character) on a personal level. Their thoughts, feelings, emotions come to life on every page, as if (you) were spying a person ...more
Maria Savva writes with striking realism. The characters feel like everyday people whose stories could be playing out right now with neighbors, friends, or the strangers you see around you.
I love the concept tying this collection together. The stories reflect the array of colors they encompass, giving us a rainbow of emotions.
I love the concept tying this collection together. The stories reflect the array of colors they encompass, giving us a rainbow of emotions.
Dec 04, 2009
Dwayne Kavanagh
marked it as to-read
Jan 03, 2010
Shalonda Williams-Lynard
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Apr 06, 2010
Jen Knox
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Jan 26, 2011
Christos R. Tsiailis
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