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"These forty-three beautiful and moving short essays seem inspired by whatever is on Carol Smallwood's mind -- library visits, her daughter, the TV show Columbo, ""Chick Lit,"" or hardware stores. But they remind us that everything in life is a variation on a theme, a different shade in the same tapestry."

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"""This shimmering kaleidoscope of insights rich in descriptive language inspires us to be more aware of time on our transformational journeys."" - Gloria Adams, contributor to Library Youth Outreach, McFarland (2014)- ""Carol Smallwood interrogates with spare prose that is revelatory but offers no easy answers."" - Dr. Geri Lipschultz, contributor, Literature: An Introduction to Reading and Writing, Pearson (2014) "" . . . investigation into human consciousness where self-awareness earmarks the book of one's life."" - Dr. Christine Redman-Waldeyer, editor, Adanna Literary Journal ""Wrought with hidden gems of striking description."" - Nicole M. Bouchard, editor, The Write Place At the Write Time ""Smallwood combines the random, mundane, and heartbreaking with the profound."" - Carole Mertz, contributor, Writing After Retirement, Scarecrow (2014) ""In one moment, objects and environments in this dynamic collection appear through a magnifying glass, and in the next, the glass is lowered to turn our senses to the resonant words and images of novelists, scholars, and artists."" - Diane LeBlanc, director of writing, Interdisciplinary Studies, St. Olaf College ""The latest essays of what's on our minds are caught in sequences from a new library, nursery rhymes, feministic, to ephemeral issues and writers who have transcended time!"" - Vandella Brown, contributor, Writing and Publishing: The Librarian's Handbook, ALA Editions"

This shimmering kaleidoscope of insights rich in descriptive language inspires us to be more aware of time on our transformational journeys. - Gloria Adams, contributor to Library Youth Outreach, McFarland (2014)- Carol Smallwood interrogates with spare prose that is revelatory but offers no easy answers. - Dr. Geri Lipschultz, contributor, Literature: An Introduction to Reading and Writing, Pearson (2014) . . . investigation into human consciousness where self-awareness earmarks the book of one's life. - Dr. Christine Redman-Waldeyer, editor, Adanna Literary Journal Wrought with hidden gems of striking description. - Nicole M. Bouchard, editor, The Write Place At the Write Time Smallwood combines the random, mundane, and heartbreaking with the profound. - Carole Mertz, contributor, Writing After Retirement, Scarecrow (2014) In one moment, objects and environments in this dynamic collection appear through a magnifying glass, and in the next, the glass is lowered to turn our senses to the resonant words and images of novelists, scholars, and artists. - Diane LeBlanc, director of writing, Interdisciplinary Studies, St. Olaf College The latest essays of what's on our minds are caught in sequences from a new library, nursery rhymes, feministic, to ephemeral issues and writers who have transcended time! - Vandella Brown, contributor, Writing and Publishing: The Librarian's Handbook, ALA Editions

This shimmering kaleidoscope of insights rich in descriptive language inspires us to be more aware of time on our transformational journeys. -â Gloria Adams, contributor to Library Youth Outreach, McFarland (2014)- Carol Smallwood interrogates with spare prose that is revelatory but offers no easy answers. -â Dr. Geri Lipschultz, contributor, Literature: An Introduction to Reading and Writing, Pearson (2014) . . . investigation into human consciousness where self-awareness earmarks the book of one's life. -â Dr. Christine Redman-Waldeyer, editor, Adanna Literary Journal Wrought with hidden gems of striking description. -â Nicole M. Bouchard, editor, The Write Place At the Write Time Smallwood combines the random, mundane, and heartbreaking with the profound. -â Carole Mertz, contributor, Writing After Retirement, Scarecrow (2014) In one moment, objects and environments in this dynamic collection appear through a magnifying glass, and in the next, the glass is lowered to turn our senses to the resonant words and images of novelists, scholars, and artists. -â Diane LeBlanc, director of writing, Interdisciplinary Studies, St. Olaf College The latest essays of what's on our minds are caught in sequences from a new library, nursery rhymes, feministic, to ephemeral issues and writers who have transcended time! -â Vandella Brown, contributor, Writing and Publishing: The Librarian's Handbook, ALA Editions

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