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Kate Forsyth’s Bitter Greens Is An Enthralling Concoction Of History And Magic, An Absorbing, Richly Detailed, And Heart-wrenching Reimagining Of A Timeless Fairytale.

I Wanted To Write About Women And Their Work, And About Valuing The Work We, As Women, Choose To Do. Too Many Women I Knew Disparaged Their Work. Many Working Mothers Thought They Ought To Be Home With Their Children Instead, So They Carried Around Too Much Guilt To Enjoy Much Job Satisfaction.

People Who Assume My Books Are Only About Quilts Obviously Haven't Read Them! I've Always Known That My Books Are About Quilters - In Other Words, People - Rather Than Quilts Or Quilting.

Elizabeth Keckley Was A Woman Of Remarkable Strength, Courage, Perseverance, And Dignity. She Was Exceptionally Talented, But Also Very Diligent And Ambitious, And Together Those Qualities Enabled Her To Deliver Herself From Slavery And Become A Successful Businesswoman.

Marvelously Entertaining, Gabrielle Donnellys The Little Women Letters Evokes The Spirit Of Louisa May Alcotts Little Women With Warmth And Affection. I Thoroughly Enjoyed Every Word Of This Wonderful Book.