Susan Pola Staples
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Susan Wittig Albert:
I've always found Mrs Roosevelt to be a fascinating person. She was more socially aware than Franklin and more liberal than him as well. I am looking forward to reading your book. I know very little about Ms Hickok and will want to read the Blanche Cook book. What do you believe were the motivating forces behind both remarkable women?
Susan Wittig Albert
Susan, huge question. Their motives and passions varied over the years, as they grew and changed. Each was compelled to push her understanding and reach in the world as far as she could; each was constrained--and boosted--by different factors. It's a fascinating partnership on which each depended, in different ways, to the end of her life. Do read as much as you can, and keep asking yourself that question. Your answers will change as you continue...
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I'm so sorry to learn there won't be a 2020 China Bayles. Is there anything we, China's readers, can do to persuade a 2020 book? I've loved this series since I found it in the 80s, and read each one as well as each of your other series. I'm glad you're continuing the Darling Dahlias. It has a great ensemble of characters with charming detail that places us right in the 1930s.
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Susan Wittig Albert:
Hello Susan, I run a book club with a theme of the western landscape. https://cbhl.libguides.com/LAArboretumLibrary/ReadingtheWesternLandscapeCommunityBookDiscussion2024 If you were going to pick one of you mysteries where the Texas hill country landscape is significant part of the book, which one would it be? Thank you for your help with this. Take care.
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