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A year in the life of Ripples on the Pond my debut anthology of flash fiction and short stories, with photos and highlights
December 7, 2017 The first copy of Ripples on the Pond arrives home via UPS.
and finds a cozy spot.
First copies arrive in London
December, 2017 Highlights from the first reviews on Amazon, Amazon UK, and Goodreads
“I’m delighted to have tasted the delights of this exceptional flash …”
“Tender observations and wisdom – a wonderful collection of stories“
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“Each story has you linger a bit longer, while waiting for a sunset… or perhaps you are the person anticipating the sun rise. A real treat! A fantastic beach read! ” on Goodreads
“Sebnem Sanders creates breathtaking fables that make realistic myths from the human condition.” on Goodreads
“Ripples on the Pond will leave ripples on your heart”
Ripples appears on author and blogger Jessie Cahalin’s Books in My Handbag, December 15, 2017
https://jessiecahalin.com/handbag-gallery/
January-April, 2018:
“Generous collection of beautiful stories”
“Sebnem Sanders writes beautifully, often with an anthropmorphic slant that reminds me …”
April, 2018 : Ripples Receives a Readers’ Award and a review from Chill with a Book, on Amazon, Amazon UK, and Goodreads.
“A thoroughly entertaining book of short stories. The cancer ward story was particularly poignant.”
“Beautiful Language, Good Ideas“
“Thoughtful collection of short fiction”
Spring in Çeşme, İzmir, Turkey
“Such a wonderful collection of short stories!”
“When I finished and there were no more stories, I smiled to myself. This is one of those books I will be re-reading again and again. A must read!“
“The gamut of human emotion and experience”
Swedish Blogger Ray Not Bradbury Reviews Ripples on Goodreads:
https://www.goodreads.com/review/show/2212927603?book_show_action=true&from_review_page=1
And I time-travel to Varmdö, the biggest island in the Stockholm archipelago, and cherish memories from my teenage days.
Ripples in Datça, Muğla, Turkey, in the Summer. Photo by a reader, https://www.instagram.com/nilgun_ozbudak/
Ripples on the Beach
“ A pleasure that I did not want to end….”
December in Çeşme, İzmir, Turkey, as the fire crackles and we taste the pomegranates and oranges from the garden.
Not all the stories in Ripples of the Pond have specific locations, but here are a few that do:
Ripples on the Pond is free on Kindle between December 6-10th, Thursday-Monday. If you’d like to have a look, here’s the preview and the link:
Thank you very much for reading and visiting. 🙂
Happy anniversary to your book. Thanks for reminding me of your feature on my blog – how time flies. Great you have so many accolades to celebrate.
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Thanks very much, Jessie. You were one of the first bloggers to feature Ripples. I’m forever grateful. I hope you’ll have a wonderful anniversary too, next year. 🙂
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What a wonderful way to celebrate your book’s first birthday, Sebnem. A wonderful read that I’m happy to recommend. 🙂
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Thank you very much, Diana. I hope you are weĺl and your mother is feeling better. Time flies and I’m most grateful for your support. Fondest wishes, 😍
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Mom is home and doing okay, Sebnem. I hope to have her nearer sometime in the spring. Crossing fingers. 🙂
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So happy to hear that, Diana. I wish you and yours all the best. 🙂
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