Aggie
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Cathy Lamb:
You bet I have a question. I just finished reading 'Henry's Sisters' today. I have not cried this much since 'The Help' by Kathryn Stockett. Here's my question: How is it that I've discovered you just now? And how can you make me cry like that?
Cathy Lamb
Aggie, thank you for your question. I am sorry you cried so much reading Henry's Sisters. If it makes you feel better, so did I. But I hope you laughed a lot, too. I think tears and laughter often go together well in life, and in reading. Soooo glad you have discovered my books. I really hope you like the other books, too. You probably won't cry as much.
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Gayle Weber
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Cathy Lamb:
So What questions can you suggestion for a discussion group on Henry's Sisters? Growing up with two sisters and a brother, any chance Henry's Sisters is partly biographical? Can you name three all time favorite novels? As a retired teacher, I wondered about Henry's disability? What are you writing now ? Does anyone ' read along , edit?" As you write? You write late at night, so how do you fill your days?I
Sarah
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Cathy Lamb:
I know I'll love it as I do all your books! Have you started a new book, or are you taking a break? I just finished The Orphan's Tale and loved it. My program for book club is on All the Light We Cannot See. I read it last August when I visited Portland. Have you read that yet?
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