Posts Tagged ‘Trading Dreams at Midnight by Dianne McKinney Whetstone’

Thank God for a Book Giveaway, Trading Dreams at Midnight by Diane McKinney-Whetstone (Day 18)

By APOOO • Dec 11th, 2008 • Category: Thank God for a Book Giveaway

Fifteen-year-old Neena and her younger sister, Tish, are certain their mother will return, flush with the promise of a new man. But Freeda’s disappearance on the cold February morning in 1984 soon stretches from days to months and from months to years. Raised by their stern grandmother Nan, the two sisters quickly learn to look after themselves, fiercely reinventing their lives in the wake of Freeda’s absence.



Tunes and Tales–Trading Dreams at Midnight by Dianne McKinney Whetstone

By APOOO • Aug 23rd, 2008 • Category: Tunes and Tales

Trading Dreams at Midnight by Dianne McKinney Whetstone is APOOO’s August BOM.  Discussion will start on Sunday, so I’m fervishly reading to finish the book.  I’m about halfway finished, still enjoying this read, although thus far their has been mixed reactions among APOOO readers.  Provided below is bits from an earlier e-mail conversation about TDatM.  [...]



Fast Forward–What APOOO Members are Reading the Month of August?

By APOOO • Aug 3rd, 2008 • Category: General

Looking for a book buddy?  Look no further–check out what APOOO BookClub members are reading during the month of August and find someone to buddy up with!  Happy Reading!
Bolded Books represent ones that have more than member reading it.

TRADING DREAMS AT MIDNIGHT BY DIANNE MCKINNEY-WHETSTONE
APOOO’s AUGUST BOM
Yasmin
Yellow Moon by Jewel Parker Rhodes
Trading Dreams at [...]



Week of July 13th, 2008

By APOOO • Jul 13th, 2008 • Category: Weekly Recommendations

APOOO’s book recommendations for this week.



Trading Dreams at Midnight by Dianne McKinney Whetstone

By APOOO • Jul 2nd, 2008 • Category: Book of the Week

Fifteen-year-old Neena and her younger sister, Tish, are certain their mother will return, flush with the promise of a new man. But Freeda’s disappearance on the cold February morning in 1984 soon stretches from days to months and from months to years. Raised by their stern grandmother Nan, the two sisters quickly learn to look [...]