'Philosophical but not academic. A good read. A tribute to women.'
Critical Acclaim
‘Nostalgic as well as immediate… and thoroughly engrossing.’
A.T. Glebe, NSW.
‘I really did enjoy it and – the mark of a good book – I definitely did not want it to end.’
D.R. Melbourne.
‘I’m definitely going to be reading your book over and over because as well as the history behind it there are the constant stories of mischief and humour.’
G.P. Healesville, Vic.
‘I absolutely enjoyed your book and couldn’t put it down. I had so many laughs along the way.’
J.J. Mt. Isa, Qld.
‘I reluctantly read the last page and immediately wished for more.’
J. D. Paddington, NSW.
‘Your book has helped me understand the men in my life so much more… and recognise the enormous value of parenting and mentoring the unique nature of boys.’
C.S. Pymble, NSW.
‘Had me in fits of laughter in the train en route to work.’
R.H. Wavell Heights, Qld.
‘Thank you for your story and your style.’
J.A. Greenwich, NSW.
‘I particularly empathised with the days which for no reason at all become mood days and that thing about times where nothing “happens”.’
M.T. Glebe, NSW.
‘This is the first time in my long life that I have felt IMPELLED to convey to a writer my opinion of his/her work. I began reading A Saucepan in the Sky at 6 am and finished it at 11.30 am. Couldn’t put it down. Haven’t been able to do anything else since then except think about it and read extracts to my husband over tea and lunch breaks.’
J.W. Tumbarumba, NSW.
'I enjoyed A Saucepan in the Sky immensely – it stirred filed-away memories and refreshed the affection held for early relationships.’
M. H. Tathra, NSW.
‘A classic. A lovely book.’
A.M. Canberra.
‘An absolutely delightful read from beginning to end. Funny, moving, insightful – and your authorial voice instantly appealed to me.’
K.P. St. Leonards, NSW.
‘A wonderful story beautifully told.’
D. B. Campbelltown, NSW.
‘I laughed the whole afternoon as I read it. How delightful in this grim world to find such humour.’
P.W. Berwick, Vic.
‘So much of it seemed very familiar to my own struggles and wow moments.’