by Beth Hawkins
Minnesota Parent: "Shelf Life", February 2009"Somewhere in the process of advocating for his daughter's undaunted spirit, Robert comes to believe in himself as a father. Schuyler's Monster paints a haunting picture of the soul's need to be known, as well as the painful way in which becoming a parent forces one to recognize one's weaknesses and limitations."
Hi,
ReplyDeleteJust wanted to let you know I wrote a small post about your blog on my blog. Please let me know if I got it all wrong.
That is extremely cool, thank you!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful review! Makes me want to read it all over again...and again. :-)
ReplyDeleteYou know, of all the reviews of your book I've read thus far, I think this is my favorite.
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I finally got my copy of the book and only put it down once when I had to run an errand.
ReplyDeleteSchuyler is beautiful and so is your writing. I wish only that I lived near you so that I could meet you both. I think she inspires all of us to be better, fiercer, to take the world head-on.
I wish I could send you a sticker to sign so I could put it in my book or something!
I agree, this is the nicest review yet. You deserve many, many more.
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