Author Sue Ann Sellon
Sue Ann Sellon was born in Nebraska City, Nebraska, nationally recognized as the birthplace of Arbor Day. Writing poetry and short stories came to her naturally as a young girl lying beneath the large oak trees near the Arbor Lodge Mansion. She recalls these memories as some of the best of her childhood. You may still find her there from time to time resting in a cool spot on a blanket with her fingers tapping away on the keys of her laptop. Read More…Reviews;
“Sue Ann Sellon delivers a well written and inspiring story that’s not only heartfelt, but also sophisticated and thought provoking.” – Columbia Review of Books & Film
“A sweet, smart story about growing up and learning to trust.” – Kirkus Reviews
“A fabulous read!” – Authors Reading
“I’m giving this book a 5/5″ – Vicky Brinius, Book Reviewer
“Sit back and enjoy a truly inspirational story. Highly Recommended!” – Elaine Fuhr, Allbooks Review International
“Quill says: If the walls could talk (or in this case, the porch), how exhilarating the outcome once its ‘secrets’ have been told!” – Diane Lunsford, Feathered Quill Book Reviews
“Kirkus called this one “A sweet, smart story about growing up and learning to trust” I couldn’t have said it better.” -Alan Caruba, Bookviews by Alan Caruba
My review;
I just finished reading this wonderful story. This is one of the most moving stories I have read in a long time. The author takes the reader back in time to make you experience all that the characters did, when they did. This is a story of family, love and forgiveness. The young girl Sophie in this story finally finds herself and learns who she could trust. She also learns that even if you make mistakes you can go on. I give this book a 5/5. I highly recommend this inspirational novel. I was given this book for the purpose of a review and all opinions are my own.
Giveaway;
The author has also given me the chance to give away a paperback copy of this fantastic book. It is open only in the U.S. Please enter here;
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