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Heather B. Moore
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Providence, RI, The United States
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October 2008
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Elisabeth
“The men are coming now,” Sapphira said in a bright,singsong tone.
Elisabeth’s heart stuttered at thethought of catching Zacharias’s gaze. He would be among the men returning fromthe temple. She secured her white linen mantle closer about her face,preventing the warm su
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The Paper Daughters of Chinatown
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2020
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The Slow March of Light
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2021
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9 editions
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Under the Java Moon
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2023
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8 editions
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In the Shadow of a Queen
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2022
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Condemn Me Not: Accused of Witchcraft
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Julia: A Novel Inspired by the Extraordinary Life of Julia Child
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Lady Flyer
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Worth the Risk (Pine Valley, #1)
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The Healing Summer (The Healing Series Book 1)
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Heart of the Ocean
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Her America: Eight Women Who Transformed the Nation:
"Excellent work on the lives on some incredible women who helped shape America. I learned so much about these brave women. Highly recommended for all who want to learn."
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Her America: Eight Women Who Transformed the Nation:
"Heather B. Moore's books are a mix between telling stories of real people and events in a fictional/based-upon-the-life-of format and fiction. The book tackles the lives of eight women throughout the history of America who helped to shape the laws an"
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Her America: Eight Women Who Transformed the Nation:
"🎧 Apparently my American history education had a few holes in it.
And by “holes,” I mean ENTIRE WOMEN. 😂 I started Her America by Heather B. Moore feeling pretty confident with my knowledge. Harriet Tubman? Of course. Susan B. Anthony? Obviously. Eleanor " Read more of this review » |
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"I've always been a girl who loves to read fairy tales. Michele Paige Holmes’s Paradise: A Forever After Fairy Tale has all the familiar things I adore—magic, supernatural events, curses, and a handsome hero, but it has even more. It balances a sweet,"
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| Enjoyed this novel! I think this is the first time I ever cried in the first chapter of a book. EVERY BEAT AFTER is poignant, romantic, and has a huge gotcha-moment! Loved the depth and introspection of the characters. | |
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Heather
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Strawberry Kisses and Second Chances (A Juniper Valley Novel Book 1)
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“Unless I confess to a crime that I did not commit, I will be sentenced to death. The irony does not escape me. Lying before God will buy my freedom among men.”
― Condemn Me Not: Accused of Witchcraft
― Condemn Me Not: Accused of Witchcraft
“The loss of a child to a mother can be felt all the way to the heavens”
― Condemn Me Not: Accused of Witchcraft
― Condemn Me Not: Accused of Witchcraft
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“America is now wholly given over to a damned mob of scribbling women, and I should have no chance of success while the public taste is occupied with their trash--and should be ashamed of myself if I did succeed. What is the mystery of these innumberable editions of The Lamplighter (by Maria Susanna Cummins), and other books neither better nor worse? Worse they could not be, and better they need not be, when they sell by the hundred thousand.”
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“The loss of a child to a mother can be felt all the way to the heavens”
― Condemn Me Not: Accused of Witchcraft
― Condemn Me Not: Accused of Witchcraft
“What trials are we meant to endure in this life? And how did the trials of regular life escalate to this horror? I wonder if there is so much a soul can endure before death seems the better option.”
― Condemn Me Not: Accused of Witchcraft
― Condemn Me Not: Accused of Witchcraft
“Unless I confess to a crime that I did not commit, I will be sentenced to death. The irony does not escape me. Lying before God will buy my freedom among men.”
― Condemn Me Not: Accused of Witchcraft
― Condemn Me Not: Accused of Witchcraft
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Thanks, Heather, for friending me on Good Reads. Your books look amazing. I have entered the giveaway for your book and have my fingers crossed.Donna
Thanks for the note, Lisa. I'm an author too, but mostly a fan girl of other authors :-) You wrote an amazing book, and I'm looking forward to grabbing the sequel.
I'm so glad you liked Shanghai Girls. Thank you for the five stars! Woo-hoo! I'm happy we're now friends on Goodreads.
It was my first time at WIFYR. A looong conference! Thanks Christy.
Congratulations on your Best in State Award. That's great!! It was nice to see you in Kristyn's class today. You are a busy lady. You seem to get around everywhere. Thanks again for your help at LDS Storymakers. Christy Monson
Since I live in Utah, my library carries most of them. I put in "purchase requests" a lot. I also trade with friends. I'll buy if it's a favorite author. I've done interlibrary loan as well (it's $2.00). I've also bought used copies at www.half.com
Heather,How can you afford so many LDS books - or where do you get them? Living in California, I would love to read more of the LDS genre, but can't find them (is there any online Library)? I basically stick to the local library for my books (and books on tape). I just sign up for the books I would like, and sooner or later the library calls with the book available.
Hi Heather,Here's our comparison:
You and Heather have 23 books (or 10.04% of your library and 45.10% of their library) in common. Your tastes for those 23 ratings are 82% similar.
Wahoo!
Candace