Why, thanks for asking!
All can be found at Amazon, www.barnesandnoble.com, and through the publishers’s websites. To make it easier, I’ve linked to Amazon already.
Click on each title, and you will be taken to another site, so bookmark this first!
Fresh Start Summer (Lamp Post)
Named one of Real Simple.com’s Top 21 Great Summer Books, FRESH START SUMMER transports you to Cherryvale, where neighbors care, gardeners share and God allows do-overs. With a touch of humor, a smattering of faith and a glimpse at movie-making glamour, you’ll adore the folks living on The Cherrypath, a unique artery that stitches lives together as one in heart and mind.* Paperback and Kindle.
*Acts 4:32
“…for a yummy read, here’s the recipe: a big handful of heart-tickling humor, a bit of mystery, a dash of teary-eyed Kleenex grabbing moments, and you’ll find that Fresh Start Summer is a great read, no matter the season!” Joanne Bischoff, author of The Cadence of Grace series due from Multnomah/Waterbrook, spring 2013.
Grace & Maggie Across the Pond (Lamp Post)
The stars of Cherryvale are back in this novella perfect for a weekend read. Summer is over, and the former rivals celebrate their rekindled friendship by traveling “across the pond” to England’s countryside. But their pony-trekking plans soon go awry when they discover a friend in need.
Also includes the first chapter of Autumn Changes, Book Two in the much-loved Seasons of Cherryvale series! Paperback. Kindle soon!
Written with Mary “Erin Walton” McDonough,
Lessons from the Mountain, What I Learned from Erin Walton (Kensington)
In this strikingly honest book, McDonough shares the story of her overnight transformation from a normal kid in a working class, Irish Catholic family, to a Hollywood child star. She reveals intimate memories of life in and around that idyllic Virginia farmhouse (really a Warner Brothers back lot in Burbank) – sneaking off to steal candy from Ike Godsey’s store; developing crushes on guest stars; trying to crack up cast members during takes; and, most of all, forming a tight-knit second family who played, worked, hugged, and squabbled together. But in the years that followed the show’s long run, as McDonough tried to reinvent herself, she found herself battling depression and personal insecurities amplified by her celebrity. Gradually she gained the courage to stand up not just for herself, but – in true Waltons tradition – for others, taking on a new role as an activist for women’s body image issues. Winner of the 2010 Ella Dickey Literary Award, Lessons is more than just a book about a television show, and continues to receive rave reviews for McDonough’s frank honesty of what it was like to “grow up Hollywood,” and take on the world. Hardcover, Kindle, nook.
From her friend, George Clooney: ”Mary is a whole lot more than Erin on The Waltons. This book shows how she’s handled all the highs and lows with grace.”
Visit Mary at www.marymcdonough.com, or Like her on Facebook.
Tote in Style
Grace always carries an extra bag in her bike basket, and now you can too! These totes are lightweight, but durable enough to carry all your stuff to the beach, books home from the library and everywhere in between. $9.95 each from Zazzle.com. Click on the picture to go to Zazzle. Why not get a dozen or so?
