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Kristina Riggle
Kristina Riggle lives and writes in West Michigan. Her debut novel, Real Life & Liars, was praised by Publishers Weekly for its "humorous and humane storytelling" and by Booklist as "a moving and accomplished first novel." The book was a Target "Breakout" pick and a "Great Lakes, Great Reads"... show more

Kristina Riggle lives and writes in West Michigan. Her debut novel, Real Life & Liars, was praised by Publishers Weekly for its "humorous and humane storytelling" and by Booklist as "a moving and accomplished first novel." The book was a Target "Breakout" pick and a "Great Lakes, Great Reads" selection by the Great Lakes Independent Booksellers Association. The Life You've Imagined was honored as an "IndieNext Notable" book by independent booksellers.Her latest novel, Keepsake, is about a hoarder and her estranged sister reluctantly united to clean out the hoarded home to keep Child Protective Services at bay, and much more than junk is uncovered.Kristina has published short stories in the Cimarron Review, Literary Mama, Espresso Fiction, and elsewhere. She is also a freelance journalist writing primarily for The Grand Rapids Press, and co-editor for fiction at Literary Mama. Kristina was a full-time newspaper reporter for seven years before turning her attention to creative writing and freelancing. As well as writing, she enjoys reading, yoga, dabbling in (very) amateur musical theatre, and spending lots of time with her husband, two kids and dog.
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Memories From Books on Booklikes
Memories From Books on Booklikes rated it 9 years ago
Keepsake by Kristina Riggle deals with hoarding through the perspectives of sisters Trish and Mary. The book is less about this family than about information on hoarding, its possible causes, its impact on families, and its treatment. The narrative becomes a vehicle through which to deliver that con...
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Melissa Wiebe's Blogs rated it 11 years ago
While for the most part, I liked book, there were times that I didn't and felt that three narrators, Morgan, Dinah, and Rain, were from time to time fairly self-centered and it seemed that their only concern was for their own reputation and well-being, no matter what the costs were to those around t...
La Mala *the mean girl*
La Mala *the mean girl* rated it 11 years ago
Fue muuuuy entretenido ... lo cual no quita que haya sido un melodrama tras otro , con una villana digna de un novelon y un marido idiota que aporta poco y nada (aun asi , tiene sus momentos dignos el pobre).Repito , muuuuuuuy entretenido desde el comienzo y con sus momentos de lagrimones e injustic...
Words for Words
Words for Words rated it 12 years ago
This was an unexpected treat. I have not read other books by this author and must say i'm impressed with her narrative. Riggle has a way of showing feelings and povs that can really twist the readers mind. In this book the author addresses the problematic of a society that treats they're teenagers ...
That's What She Read
That's What She Read rated it 12 years ago
The Whole Golden World means to shock, but more importantly it means to open up dialogue about maturity, the age of consent, the responsibility of adults versus of children, the meaning of love, and so much more. Can a teenager really be wiser than her years? Where is that line between age of majori...
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