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Home Planet A Life in Four Seasons

An ideal holiday gift book, Home A Life in Four Seasons by Cheryl-Anne Millsap, has been timed for release during the winter holiday season. Cheryl-Anne Millsap is a former columnist and editor for The Spokesman-Review and editor of Spokane Metro magazine. The paperback collection features 43 of Millsap's best-loved columns, updated and with an introduction by the author.
Millsap's Home Planet newspaper columns have for years touched the hearts of her loyal Inland Northwest readers. Millsap edited this special collection of her best columns, devoted to the four seasons of the year and the myriad seasons of life. Wistful, wise and evocative, Millsap's memoirs and reflections on the seasons and their key holidays invite readers to conjure up their own reflections on life, friends, love and the value of others.

129 pages

First published January 1, 2008

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January 28, 2016
A wonderful book that shares some of her Spokane Review articles. It was a joy to read.
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June 22, 2009
This book is a series of short memoirs and essays, from a local newspaper columnist.
It was a nice little read. Millsap is a mother of four living in the Inland Northwest. I was able to relate to her essays about children and life in this area. She is gifted at observation.
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1,206 reviews177 followers
January 28, 2016
Great articles that make you feel good about life and the beauty found in the world.
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17 reviews
September 5, 2026
Coziest collection of articles that I want to read every season!
One of those books that feels like tea at a neighbor’s house. A book I was sad to finish but I was also smiling. The kind of author I would like to strike up a conversation with in line at the local coffee shop… (and I could, since she writes from - and about - my own city!)
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August 1, 2024
A fast-paced collection of Cheryl-Anne’s columns from a Spokane newspaper. At times funny and sweet, each article takes a curious look at some aspect of daily life. Not thick and intense like Ferrante’s Incidental Inventions, these articles are for the everyday person, and they verge on being sentimental, which I’m a sucker for.
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