Women’s Fiction Books,
Pressed together on crowded shelves, a work of Women’s Fiction can call out all day long, ‘pick me – pick me’ and readers walk on by.
Why does someone who is actually looking for a book to read, walk on by?
Well, one reason might be – and I have said this myself, several times – ‘I know what I am looking for’.
Questions:
- Do I simply know what I am looking for? Well, sometimes, yes, as I might be looking for a specific work by a certain author.
- But more likely, I am simply looking for something I know. A book that feels familiar, a familiar author, genre, period…
Challenge:
(And I do have to challenge myself)
Read a new work of Literary Fiction, quite unknown to yourself, a work of Women’s Literary Fiction.
Outcomes:
- I may find the text not to my liking.
- I may find the text unsettling.
- I give myself opportunity to glimpse into another’s mind and there encounter something new – a world beyond my own experience.
Introduction to Bouquet
A storm in the night, The garden a mess. Once delicate and dainty, Flowers left in distress. Bruised and broken, This Bouquet love's token. Doubts arise too heinous to view, Memories are sure to bother you. A search for truth, For freedom to bring forth healing. To a garden in distress, From a storm in the night. Sasha Deane.
Offered up by the reclusive author Sasha Deane, handpicked experiences are, aesthetically, arranged to preserve ‘her’ life beyond its season.
Women’s Fiction Books: ‘Bouquet’ A work of Literary Fiction, by Sasha Deane
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