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Holy moly, what a ride this story is.

Oh, Robin, you are always a pure original and infinitely intriguing! You are one of my top favourite authors for good reason, like amazing and exhilarating me nearly every time.

It is gratifying to read about this compelling book on early, popular, Canadian, music artists, then find it at the next major booksale.

A surprising, rare find! I did not know Joan Parr compiled local authors' short stories 8 years prior to "Manitoba Stories"! The first had me finishing it immediately, when I only sought an example of the first page's writing. I opened it while I was gleefully putting away the treasures from my shopping expedition with my spouse. Local charity sales are happy sprees to go on!

This is very inventive, even though I can do without historic periods.

I far prefer stories that are modern. I urge Kate Milford to reprise those, now that we have met the Bluecrownes and how they started Greenglass House. It makes me want to revisit the present day family and look about their house with my new knowledge. However, Kate is a fine storyteller. Once I got my feet wet in this third but historic look back, I loved these characters too and am zooming through the chapters.