Customer Reviews for A Can of Peas - eBook Lake Emily Series #1
Review 1 for A Can of Peas - eBook Lake Emily Series #1
This review is fromA Can of Peas, Lake Emily Series #1.
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3out of5
Date:July 10, 2003
E. Nelson
A very pleasant story of nice people and how their lives are interconnected in a small Minnesota town and the small ways that God leads us in our lives. A nice book for accompaniment to iced tea on the porch in the summertime.
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Review 2 for A Can of Peas - eBook Lake Emily Series #1
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5out of5
Date:August 6, 2002
A reader
In a time when it's trendy to be cynical, A Can of Peas offers a welcome--and perhaps more truth-based--idea of what it means to experience heartache and joy, loss and life, in the imperfect but comforting arms of community. Optimistic without being inauthentic, Peter and Mae's hope-filled story inspires us to preserve that part of American life that has not (as word on the street may have it) entirely disappeared.
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Review 3 for A Can of Peas - eBook Lake Emily Series #1
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5out of5
Date:August 2, 2002
Sharon Madison
A Can Of Peas by Traci DePree combines humor, encouragement, tears and wisdom all expressed through the lives of realistic, well-developed characters. For the first time in my life I found myself understanding (and even longing for) a farm country lifestyle. I hope we see many more books from this gifted author.
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Review 4 for A Can of Peas - eBook Lake Emily Series #1
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5out of5
Date:August 2, 2002
Diane Noble
Traci DePree has created a charming story that held me captive from page one and didn't let me go until the last page was turned! I fell in love with the characters and the town of Lake Emily. I can't wait to read more of Traci's work.
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Review 5 for A Can of Peas - eBook Lake Emily Series #1
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5out of5
Date:August 2, 2002
Robin Lee Hatcher
A Can of Peas is a charming, gentle story that blossoms in the reader's heart, like the land bringing forth crops for harvest. I fell in love with all the people of Lake Emily. If you have enjoyed any of Jan Karon's Mitford series, then you will definitely want to visit Lake Emily. Traci DePree is a new author to watch!--Robin Lee Hatcher, author of Firstborn & Ribbon of Years
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Review 6 for A Can of Peas - eBook Lake Emily Series #1
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5out of5
Date:August 2, 2002
Jane Kirkpatrick
Traci DePree has created a fine work here. The people are real with flaws and quirks to make us laugh out loud as well as hopes and dreams and losses that remind us that we are all a part of a family, even those we disagree with. Everything doesn't always turn out well in life (or in this book which is what makes it true), but we do discover in life that miracles exist if we just take a chance, regroup when we fall, hold each other when we hurt and...eat our veggies. This is a super book for cynics who won't be when they're finished reading it.
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Review 7 for A Can of Peas - eBook Lake Emily Series #1
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5out of5
Date:August 2, 2002
Deborah Raney
A wonderful first novel! I can't believe what a slice of my life growing up on the farm A Can of Peas is. Exchange peas and corn for wheat and milo, and Traci's descriptions of the farming community of Lake Emily are where I grew up, right down to the extension meetings. As I read, I felt as though I were reliving my childhood growing up on the farm. Lovely!~ Deborah Raney, author of Beneath a Southern Sky and After the Rains