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Loading... Waking Kateby Sarah Addison Allen
   None No current Talk conversations about this book.  SJGirl | Jul 25, 2023 |   A bit of background on Kate before she and her daughter, Devon, left their home for the camp at Lost lake. (  ) lbhall | Jan 2, 2023 | Lost Lake, Book .5 I Picked Up This Book Because: Needed a quick read to hold off starting a new book for August. Media Type: Digital Source: Bookshout Dates Read: 7/26/21 - 7/26/21 Stars: 3 Stars The Characters: Kate Pheris: The Story: Super short prequel to Lost Lake. Honestly I don’t have any strong feelings about it however that would probably be different if I read this closer to the time I read Lost Lake. This is the drawback to a massive TBR. The Random Thoughts: (  ) bookjunkie57 | Aug 2, 2021 | Liked the narration of the short story and the whole storyline! Looks really promissing!!! ( ) GeorgiaKo | Dec 1, 2020 | Way too short. But good. I am required to type more words so here they are. So very annoying! Ugh. ( ) stephanie_M | Apr 30, 2020 | no reviews | add a review
From Sarah Addison Allen, the beloved author of Garden Spells, comes Waking Kate, a story about a woman who soon will face an unforeseen change in her life. One sticky summer day as Kate is waiting for her husband to come home from his bicycle shop, she spots her distinguished neighbor returning from his last day of work after eighty-six years at Atlanta's oldest men's clothing store. Over a cup of butter coffee, he tells Kate a story of love and heartbreak that makes her remember her past, question her present, and wonder what the future will bring. No library descriptions found. |
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Until I read Lost Lake, I guess I won’t know for certain but this prequel didn’t feel entirely necessary, it seemed like it would have been possible to just weave a sum up of this novella into the actual novel. I’d imagine you could go ahead with Lost Lake pretty easily without having read this, still, this is an engaging enough read if you’re in the mood for something very short. (