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Mary Aris

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11 Works 36 Membros 9 Críticas 1 Favorited

About the Author

Disambiguation Notice:

(eng) I also write under the Pen Name, The Golden Pen.

Image credit: Mary Aris©2005-2010 All Rights Reserved Oxford, England 2005

Obras por Mary Aris

Etiquetado

Conhecimento Comum

Nome canónico
Aris, Mary
Nome legal
Aris, Mary
Outros nomes
The Golden Pen
Data de nascimento
1963-03-07
Sexo
female
Nacionalidade
USA
País (no mapa)
England
Local de nascimento
Miami, Florda, USA
Locais de residência
New Jersey, USA
England, UK
Educação
School of Business Machines (Certificate of Executive Secretarial)
Memorial High School, West New York, New Jersey
Ocupações
library assistant
author
poet
Relações
Aris, Alexander (Husband)
Organizações
West New York Public Library (ex Librarian Assistant)

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Mary Aris was born in Miami, Florida and raised in New Jersey. She has written over a thousand poems. Two in particular, 'Phoenix Rising' and 'Fire in the Sky',in memory of the victims of the World Trade Centre were published in the local papers, 'The Jersey Journal' and 'The West New York Reporter'. Melodies of the Heart is Mary's first published book featuring twenty-nine of her best poems on the subject of love. Mary worked as a Library Assistant at the West New York Public Library for twenty years. She lives in England with her husband, Alexander.
Nota de desambiguação
I also write under the Pen Name, The Golden Pen.

Membros

Críticas

Overall, this is a cute story for children. Because of the length, I would suggest chapter divisions (75 pages on-going is a bit much). A good editor would improve the readability of the book.
 
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BMThornton | May 17, 2012 |
While I liked the story content, I was easily confused with the transitioning from one language to the other. I also had a hard time following the story and a few of the things happening in the story was confusing as well. At one moment you hate Gunter Greene and the next you are seeing an almost endearing side to him that kind of ruins the evil incarnate that he's suppose to be. While I wouldn't deter others from reading this book, I must say it was not as fascinating as I would have hoped.
 
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RavenswoodPublishing | 1 outra crítica | Apr 26, 2011 |
This was a great read. Yes, it was dark, as the author warns, but well written. I did feel though that the story was more about Gunter Greene than Anna. Throughout the book I was eager to read about Anna and wondering why I was reading so much about Gunter. Anna was the focus briefly toward the end, but I didn't really feel that her "curse" and (spoiler alert) her plan to come back were as elaborate as they could have been again, based on the title. Although I found the story compelling, I was always a little distracted waiting for Anna to appear. The character development was wonderful. Even though Gunter was a horrible monster, the author made him strangely likeable, or at least made the reader sympathetic to him. That is pretty powerful writing considering his actions in the book. The struggle to deal with the innate rage/evil of certain characters surfaced a bit.

I would (and have) recommend this book!
… (mais)
½
 
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sara.faughn | 1 outra crítica | Apr 21, 2011 |
This review was written for LibraryThing Member Giveaways.
A short work by Mary Aris containing 29 poems. Relating to love, relationships and marriage. Although I'm not a huge fan of poems and poetry, these are worth a read. Three in particular stand out for me.... Love's Spirit, Marriage of Souls and Eternal Oath. I feel they would be excellent for couple's to recite at their weddings. All in all, a wonderful quick read that is uplifting and inspiring!
 
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jkaustin02 | 1 outra crítica | Jul 12, 2010 |

Estatísticas

Obras
11
Membros
36
Popularidade
#397,831
Avaliação
4.0
Críticas
9
ISBN
8
Marcado como favorito
1