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!

Then and Always by Dani Atkins

Posted on April 11, 2014 by Carol Early Cooney

  Amnesia is a topic that can capture the imagination. Goodreads, a book review web site, has a list of popular amnesia books. There are 1,366 books on the list. Clearly it is an intriguing subject for authors. When I … Continue reading →

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Liebster Award

Posted on April 9, 2014 by Carol Early Cooney

    I was pleased/flattered/ thrilled when my writing friend, Jeannine Bergers Everett, nominated me for a Liebster Award.  That is certainly a great way to start your day!  Until recently, Jeannine has written two blogs. Momaiku   was retired this … Continue reading →

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Things a Little Bird Told Me

Posted on April 4, 2014 by Carol Early Cooney

Things a Little Bird Told Me by Biz Stone Are you wondering about this book?  Questions like “What is this about?” “What kind of a name is Biz Stone?” Or are you “in the know?” Biz Stone is one of … Continue reading →

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What Alice Forgot by Liane Moriaty

Posted on March 28, 2014 by Carol Early Cooney

  The premise of What Alice Forgot is simple. Alice falls off her spin bike and hits her head. She is knocked unconscious and when she revives, she thinks that she is 29, pregnant, and wildly in love with her … Continue reading →

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New Life, No Instructions by Gail Caldwell

Posted on March 21, 2014 by Carol Early Cooney

How do you pick a book to read? I know that I will gravitate to authors that I have read before. Also, book reviews can play a part in my selections. Then, of course, when wandering in a book store, … Continue reading →

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