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PRAISE FOR EVENING CLASS: NO. 1 CANADIAN BESTSELLER!" "(Binchy) is an irresistible storyteller....She welcomes you into her kitchen and tells you stories about ordinary men and women the kind, you feel, who could be your neighbours on any street in any town, anywhere."
THE GLOBE AND, MAIL
"Maeve Binchy's new novel is a sweet tale of language and spiritual redemption..."
THE MONTREAL GAZETTE
PRAISE FOR MAEVE BINCHY:
"Irish writer Maeve Binchy can't write a dull word, and her novels are always a splendid read."
THE TORONTO SUN
"Maeve Binchy is a weaver of tales. As talented as any weaver of Irish cloth, her creation is homespun vignettes of village life which move forward and backward in time..." THE EDMONTON JOURNAL
"[Binchy] hears and writes with uncanny accuracy the cadence and language that brings rural Ireland of a generation ago to life." THE CALGARY HERALD
"(Binchy) is an amazingly talented writer out of a rich tradition of Irish story telling.... she brings her distinctive touch of humour and compassion to her tales of lives and human nature in her native land."
THE HAMILTON SPECTATOR
"Maeve Binchy at her spellbinding best creates a novel of such warmth and humour that, like the summer, the reader will never want it to end."
TORONTO STAR
THE GLOBE AND, MAIL
"Maeve Binchy's new novel is a sweet tale of language and spiritual redemption..."
THE MONTREAL GAZETTE
PRAISE FOR MAEVE BINCHY:
"Irish writer Maeve Binchy can't write a dull word, and her novels are always a splendid read."
THE TORONTO SUN
"Maeve Binchy is a weaver of tales. As talented as any weaver of Irish cloth, her creation is homespun vignettes of village life which move forward and backward in time..." THE EDMONTON JOURNAL
"[Binchy] hears and writes with uncanny accuracy the cadence and language that brings rural Ireland of a generation ago to life." THE CALGARY HERALD
"(Binchy) is an amazingly talented writer out of a rich tradition of Irish story telling.... she brings her distinctive touch of humour and compassion to her tales of lives and human nature in her native land."
THE HAMILTON SPECTATOR
"Maeve Binchy at her spellbinding best creates a novel of such warmth and humour that, like the summer, the reader will never want it to end."
TORONTO STAR