"Triptychs (Mind's Eye Series Book 3)" is a wonderful and fascinating anthology. This one is based on a series of photographs that were randomly given to the authors as inspiration for their stories. One of the most rewarding parts of this experiment is for the reader to view the picture and have th...
Describe 2 different poems. My two favourites were Little Cat by Amber Jerome-Norrgard and Rainbow Eyes by Ben Ditmars. The first because it was cute and loving. The second, I fell in love with the line "together we will fight the tray." The second poem was popular with many of the book club members...
What was the author's purpose or purposes in writing this book? To share how they feel about their pets and to support a charity. Both very noble causes and the end result was a fantastic poetry collection. What incident motivated the poems? The authors loved their pets and wrote about things close ...
A wonderfully written book of poetry that I could actually understand and relate to. This combined with the wonderful cause the proceeds go toward made me love this this book. great job!!
What is the single most important thing you learned from reading this book? I think this book is evidence that pets also deserve our love and affection. The formatting was a queer, but that might have been because of my reading device or wrong indents. Does reading this book change the way you think...
Was the book description accurate? Yes, the book description was definitely accurate and I enjoyed this little book that showcased love for our furry friends. How did you feel about the opening / ending sequences of the book? The foreword was by an author I liked so I'll have to go for the opening ...
What have you read that is similar to this book? I have read lots of poetry books but this was the first poetry book dedicated to pets and it was defintiely something different. What did you enjoy about this book? Each poem was different and not just because it was about a different pet. The angle a...
I love all the authors writings in this, and I am a bit bias because I worked on the project. I want to state, however, the ones that moved me to tears the most are from Scott Morgan (they all are fantastic!) Scott is not a poet by practice, but he is by his heart. Each poet has a very distinctive s...
I say every time that I review poetry, that it is subjective, but this author always brings tears to my eyes with the heartfelt honesty of his words. Haiku in the Night is another win.
Ben Ditmars never ceases to amaze me with his incredible talent. I don't really understand much about poetry, but I do understand about things that are beautiful and blow me away. This collection of haikus is one of them. The beauty of the words is impressive, and you will replay those words in your...
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