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Linda Null on October 16, 2009 at 6:08 PM said:

I am not sure I can write anything new after reading through some of the wonderful comments here. So I will just say thank you.

Catherine James on October 12, 2009 at 2:00 AM said:

To everyone who took the time to write such amazing, thoughtful comments. Thank you. I'm honored to have been able to share my experience, and to know that there are readers who enjoyed it with me.

Catherine James

Karla Peluso on October 9, 2009 at 11:26 AM said:

It's amazing how Mackenzie, Tatum, Valerie, Brooke, Carrie Fischer and many more all write books, But Catherine James
tells a story. One rich with warmth, forgiveness, desire, hope and faith. An honor to have had her share her story.
Thank you, Catherine.

Theresa Hamer on October 7, 2009 at 5:49 AM said:

I loved the book... I can't even describe how I felt when I read the part in the book where Catherine goes back to take a look at the cottage in CT and she describes how she knew the young girl and her blond baby boy who once lived there... talk about tears flowing...

And when she lost Mimi...

Catherine James, you are a class act, lady! Cheers!

william o'toole on September 30, 2009 at 6:39 AM said:

this book was pure pleasure for me. i am of the same generation, and roughly the same age as the author. especially interesting was the description of the cottage in connecticut. i spent 6 years working 3 days a week in cornwall bridge, connecticut. this was in the 80's, and it was and still is peaceful and beautiful. granted, many are second homes of nyc people, but that doesn't deter from the beauty. thank you catherine for a fascinating story. william

Kelly on September 23, 2009 at 6:05 PM said:

I just finished your book at about 3a this morning. I started it and could not put it down. You made musical legends into everday people for me. The only two things I was hoping would happen, were that you were able to aquire all of your aunt claire's posessions( i bet they were something!)and end up with Jackson Browne. Thank you for your amazing story. Please don't let that one be the last.

Kate on September 10, 2009 at 5:41 PM said:

Thoroughly enjoyed your book, thanks for sharing your interesting life. Wow, what experiences you had with some amazing people! Your book is definetly a keeper and one I will read again.

kayla finley on September 9, 2009 at 10:37 PM said:

hey catherine, loved your book;the ending actually made me cry! your story is so amazing it needs to be a movie (hint hint lol)thanks for sharing your unique story with the world!

JAMES WOHL on September 8, 2009 at 5:19 PM said:

WHAT A BOOK, WHAT A WOMAN, WHAT A WEBSITE. AM I IN LUCK OR WHAT? BEIJOS E ABRACOS DE RIO DE JANEIRO...

Sonya/Lynchburg, Virginia on September 1, 2009 at 5:23 PM said:

Your story was so compelling...I read it in one sit. I literally could not put it down. You are a woman of strength; faith; love and courage. Your family is blessed to have you. Thank you, for sharing your life with strangers/fans. Best of luck to you in your next chapters in Life!

Doris on September 1, 2009 at 2:17 PM said:

Loved the book.

Anarda Nashai on September 1, 2009 at 1:25 PM said:

Very intriguing book. You had me from the first line. Can't wait to read more by you.

Cheers:)
A

Joy Strait on August 24, 2009 at 5:50 PM said:

Great book! I read it in two days. What a great story of struggles and love for oneself and one's family. Thank you for such a great story.

freeflow on August 4, 2009 at 1:49 PM said:

I loved this book it tought me that from bad can always be good.It was such a wellwritten book that the story came off the pages. It was a beautiful novel that I could read over and over agian

Robin on July 31, 2009 at 1:05 PM said:

I loved Dandelion! Thank you for writing in such a gentle, polite and inoffensive style with no harsh
or vulgar language. Honestly, the gentle sweetness of your writing as well as the tactful way of
phrasing things is just so rare and it is truly appreciated ....as it takes the harsh edge off of
reality!

I knew your were the "real deal" when you said you liked either Catholic School or Catholicism
since it is now so common to hear people bash the Catholic experience. I also went to a
Catholic School and thought it was, frankly, wonderful and the people who are Catholics
to be the nicest I have ever met. Very civilized and the religious rites are exceptionally beautiful!
I am now an agnostic but always speak well of my Catholic experience and still implement
much of the wonderful morality in my daily life that was taught to me by the nuns and priests.

When you said about your relatives deaths, "how could they leave" me.....I was there myself.
It is so hard to see it all "gone with the wind" ....the houses, the people, the craziness.....when
they are gone, you just can't believe it. Thank you for writing that as I identified with that
statement and have felt that way myself after losing my family and the established family home.

Thank you for the book. Since I am your age (b l951) and a native Californian who had
lived once in L.A. it meant a great deal! I really related to the book.

Please note..... a good Biography is very healing and does a great public service! You did GOOD! Thank You!

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