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The Money Cat
“It was a little book for early readers, probably only about forty pages, and probably the first book I ever read that had an actual plot – and a mystery plot at that – rather than just the ‘See Dick run,’ stuff. I was hooked on page-turners from then on.”
Anne of Green Gables by Lucy Maud Montgomery
“What is it about Lucy Maud Montgomery and her books? I must have read each of the “Anne” books about twenty times, starting at about nine years old.”
Savannah Blues by Mary Kay Andrews
“I was staying with friends in a fairly chaotic household and badly needed an escape. Romance, cooking, gossip, flea market antiques and murder… the perfect mix for my mood. When I’d finished, I turned straight back to page 1 and read it again.”
The Alberta Trilogy by Cora Sandel
“Cora Sandel is not well-known to English-speaking readers, but this is the most beautiful trilogy about an unusual woman in early 20th Century Norway and France. I thoroughly recommend it.”
A Fine Balance by Rohinton Mistry
“Gotta include one male author! Haunting and compelling and in the end almost shockingly uplifting, considering the tragedies and struggles his characters go through. I loved his way of looking at the world.”
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