Biblioholic Review:
Birthday Pie by Arthur Wooten is a journey to the childhood home of Lex Martindale, a New Yorker who returns to his Ragland, North Carolina birthplace to be at his dying father’s bedside as well as celebrate another birthday.
Emotionally charged from the start, Birthday Pie carries off a complex family (more…)
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Arthur's BlogInterview with Arthur and Deb Gillespie of Dorothy's Closet - San Francisco, Seattle, OttawaJune 3, 2011
Birthday Pie is fabulous! It will have you laughing in one moment and then pulling at your heartstrings the next. You will fall in love with all of the characters in Wooten's book.
INTERVIEW WITH ARTHUR First, I have to ask, what was your inspiration for Birthday Pie and the characters in the story? (more…) |
ARTHUR WOOTEN BOOKS
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