This lovely review from Josh Grant over at Diabolic Shrimp really made my day!
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‘Letters to Helen’ Book Review from Ensnaring Libri
“It took my breath away. An excellent story of love, heartbreak, first love, realities, disappointment, finding identity, courage, bravery, cowardice, hurdles in life, dreams shattered, love found anew, dreams realised and everything in between of these. It has everything that happens in a person’s life.”
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Review of ‘Letters to Helen’ from Bitty Book Nook
“All in all, Letters to Helen is a beautiful story that shows us that the trials and tribulations of life never really change, no matter what sort of life you live or what time you live in.”
More love for Letters to Helen, this time from Taylor over at Bitty Book Nook. Check it out here.
More Love for ‘Letters to Helen’
“It took my breath away. An excellent story of love, heartbreak, first love, realities, disappointment, finding identity, courage, bravery, cowardice, hurdles in life, dreams shattered, love found anew, dreams realised and everything in between of these. It has everything that happens in a person’s life.”
Another wonderful review for Letters to Helen. Check it out here or here on Goodreads.
Another 5-Star Review!
Yet another warm review for Letters to Helen!
A series? Hmm…maybe perhaps I should do one of those…
And…another review for Letters to Helen!
I’m blushing!
What People are Saying about “Letters to Helen”
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The Book is Great, But What About the Beach?
A friend of mine told me recently that my book Letters to Helen is a great beach read. This got me to thinking…we always hear about the latest books that are great beach reads, but we never talk about the beaches to read it on.
There are certainly lots to choose from! Some made up of pebbles, others of sand so soft it’s like flour. My favourite is Kits Beach in Vancouver – right in the middle of the city, and just great in summer or winter. I polled my friends for some suggestions, and these are some of their favourites:
“The New Golden Beach on the island of Paros, Greece. Great windsurfing/ regular surfing. Or the beaches of Rio de Janeiro – beautiful and hot. Spiaggia del Fornillo on the Amalfi coast was a people beach surrounded by beautiful scenery as its at the bottom of Positano which is built up into the mountains and cliffs above in rows of beautifully colored houses. Or my favorite was laying on the beach on Easter Island. Fresh fish empanadas, coconuts right out of the tree, and clear blue waters.”
– Heather, Brooklyn, NY
“Alice Lake by Squamish BC. It’s absolutely beautiful with the mountains and trees“
– Colleen, Leduc, AB
“The beach out front of Casa Del Mar in Aruba. Super hot but with a lovely breeze coming off the ocean. The water is clear and the waves they are a Rollin!!!“
– Peter, Calgary, AB
“Jolly beach on Antigua, or any beach there. There are 365 to choose from. The beach is beautiful and clean, and the waters are crystal clear and warm.“
– Leonard, Leduc, AB
“Baker Beach. It’s more of an adult beach… No sand, but lots of nice logs to lounge on.”
– Carolyn, Salt Spring Island, BC
“Cortez Island.There is white sand and beautiful quiet beaches that you have all to yourself.A place where you can feel the wonder of the universe.A place where your problems feel like a tiny grain of sand in the big picture.“
– Rebecca, North Vancouver, BC
“Haad Yuan in Ko Pha Ngan, Thailand. Because it is beautiful and isolated (at least was isolated 8 years ago :)))“
– Lilya, Vancouver, BC
“Beddis Beach on Salt Spring! It’s kind of a trade off – very cold waters but a really nice, sandy beach!“
– Abigail, Salt Spring Island, BC
So there you go – lots of great suggestions to take your new summer book to this year! Feel free to leave your favourites in the comments.
Kayt Roth 