Donna Ball
Autor de A Year on Ladybug Farm
Sobre El Autor
Nota de desambiguación:
(eng) Donna Ball also writes as Donna Boyd, Donna Carlisle and Rebecca Flanders. She has written in collaboration with actress, spokesperson, and philanthropist Linda Dano under the pseudonym Felicia Gallant, and
she has written in collaboration with Shannon Harper
under the pseudonyms Leigh Bristol and Taylor Brady.
Créditos de la imagen: www.donnaball.net
Series
Obras de Donna Ball
Dead Man's Trail 1 copia
Irresistível Mister Ghost 1 copia
The Hummingbird House Presents: Love From the Hummingbird House and The Easter Charade (2020) 1 copia
NCLEX RN Review 1 copia
Unášeni proudem 1 copia
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Etiquetado
Conocimiento común
- Nombre legal
- Ball, Donna A.
- Otros nombres
- Ball, Donna
Carlisle, Donna
Flanders, Rebecca
Brady, Taylor (with Shannon Harper)
Bristol, Leigh (with Shannon Harper) - Fecha de nacimiento
- 1951
- Género
- female
- Nacionalidad
- USA
- Lugares de residencia
- Georgia, USA
- Aviso de desambiguación
- Donna Ball also writes as Donna Boyd, Donna Carlisle and Rebecca Flanders. She has written in collaboration with actress, spokesperson, and philanthropist Linda Dano under the pseudonym Felicia Gallant, and
she has written in collaboration with Shannon Harper
under the pseudonyms Leigh Bristol and Taylor Brady.
Miembros
Reseñas
Even as a novella, this book was far too predictable and slow moving.
Recipes were a nice addition, but did not make up for a real plot vs reprised stories
which readers may have just skipped to find out if Noah survived.
Recipes were a nice addition, but did not make up for a real plot vs reprised stories
which readers may have just skipped to find out if Noah survived.
This Ladybug offers plenty of wedding details and lots of surprise love intrigue.
There is also less gay "perfectly pressed khakis" stereotyping.
Plot letdown was when none of the three women had enough character to act with Noah
to let him know he could lose his mother. Which he did, with guilt and regret...
There is also less gay "perfectly pressed khakis" stereotyping.
Plot letdown was when none of the three women had enough character to act with Noah
to let him know he could lose his mother. Which he did, with guilt and regret...
Improbable, yet still fun to follow plot and character twists and turns lead the way,
along with the beautiful scenery and fun sheep-in-sheep's clothing.
(Even in 2009 edition, a fat NO to mention of trump.)
When the last locked cellar door was opened, I hoped to see that the Blackwell Home had played
a big part in the Underground Railroad.
More Diversity welcome in all the books!
Readers may well hope that Mandy is woven in for a good Noah memory.
along with the beautiful scenery and fun sheep-in-sheep's clothing.
(Even in 2009 edition, a fat NO to mention of trump.)
When the last locked cellar door was opened, I hoped to see that the Blackwell Home had played
a big part in the Underground Railroad.
More Diversity welcome in all the books!
Readers may well hope that Mandy is woven in for a good Noah memory.
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Estadísticas
- Obras
- 119
- También por
- 3
- Miembros
- 3,201
- Popularidad
- #7,991
- Valoración
- 3.7
- Reseñas
- 94
- ISBNs
- 236
- Idiomas
- 7
- Favorito
- 7
sure wish there had been a Volume 6!
Two main reasons:
1. the back cover states "And someone is leaving Ladybug Farm forever."
Is this Noah? Lori? Bambi? Very unclear plot resolution without a sequel.
2. Bambi was handled by all of the Ladybug and other residents in the worst possible way.
How could they let him go without following the truck where he was carelessly loaded
to make sure that he definitely went to a Safe Wildlife Park and not to a Hunting Ground...?
It made no sense for Noah to be in charge of this decision while the three women stood helpless wringing their hands...
a definite half star off for THAT.… (más)