Author Archives: Carol Early Cooney

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About Carol Early Cooney

I love to read. I love to share my thoughts on books and hope to hear what you think also. Looking to see what books I read beyond those I write about? Check out my Goodreads!

The 100 Year-Old-Man Who Disappeared

Posted on October 17, 2017 by Carol Early Cooney

Hello Fellow Reader! How can it be fall already? This year is truly flying by. I have been trying to keep up with my book clubs and Goodreads lists. I am finding that being in two book groups is good … Continue reading →

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Banned Books Week 2017

Posted on September 25, 2017 by Carol Early Cooney

Hello Fellow Reader, Everyone has their favorite holiday. Some start the countdown to Christmas mid-summer and some love Thanksgiving or the 4th of July. I like Banned Books week. I know, it is an odd thing to look forward to … Continue reading →

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Happy National Book Lover’s Day!!

Posted on August 9, 2017 by Carol Early Cooney

Isn’t this great!  National Book Lover’s Day! Hello Fellow Readers! We should celebrate.  How do you celebrate National Book Lover’s Day?  Since I have never celebrated before, I think the choices are wide open.  The following are some choices that … Continue reading →

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Garden of Lamentations by Deborah Crombie

Posted on April 5, 2017 by Carol Early Cooney

  Dear Fellow Reader, Garden of Lamentations is the newest release in Deborah Crombie’s British mystery series featuring Duncan Kincaid and Gemma James. The first book in the series was published in 1993 and with this book there are now … Continue reading →

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Dinner with Edward – A Story of an Unexpected Friendship

Posted on March 24, 2017 by Carol Early Cooney

Dear Fellow Reader, I thought that I would surprise you this week with a book that is not a mystery nor is it part of a series. Dinner with Edward was a delightful surprise. I seem to have a “collect … Continue reading →

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