Allen, Sarah Addison
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Other Birds
With its underlying theme of resilience and growth, Allen’s (First Frost) latest will have wide appeal. A great match for book clubs.
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Other Birds
Languid and peaceful, gentle and comforting, Allen’s newest showcases her talent for tender stories of near magic. Her fans will be lining up for this.
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Recommended for Allen's many fans, this audio will charm others appreciative of quirky small towns, flower lore, and light, affirming, character-driven fare. ["This novel features charming characters, exploration of the family ties that bind and captivate us, and a touch of the supernatural," read the review of the St. Martin's hc, LJ 11/15/14.]
First Frost
Recommended for Allen's many fans, this audio will charm others appreciative of quirky small towns, flower lore, and light, affirming, character-driven fare. ["This novel features charming characters, exploration of the family ties that bind and captivate us, and a touch of the supernatural," read the review of the St. Martin's hc, LJ 11/15/14.]
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First Frost
Fans of Allen (The Peach Keeper; The Sugar Queen) will recognize familiar characters from her 2007 Garden Spells. This novel features charming characters, exploration of the family ties that bind and captivate us, and a touch of the supernatural, which will especially please longtime Allen readers. [See Prepub Alert, 7/14/14.]
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Lost Lake
Of interest to Allen's fans and listeners of family, old times, and second chance tales. ["A solid novel that reads so quickly it will leave fans wishing for more, more, more!" read the review of the St. Martin's hc, LJ 11/15/13.]
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Lost Lake
A favorite author (Garden Spells; The Peach Keeper) has returned with a solid novel that reads so quickly it will leave fans wishing for more, more, more! [See Prepub Alert, 8/5/13; 125,000-copy first printing; library marketing.]
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The Peach Keeper
Peppered with Allen's (Garden Spells; The Sugar Queen; The Girl Who Chased the Moon) trademark Southern charm and magical foretelling, this novel will keep readers turning the pages to see what happens. This author is sure to find a place in the hearts of most popular fiction readers; her latest is a must read for fans of Alice Hoffman. [See Prepub Alert, LJ 11/1/10; five-city tour; library marketing.]—Stacey Hayman, Rocky River P.L., OH
