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A Mother Day A Short Story eBook Kaira Rouda

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A Mother Day A Short Story eBook Kaira Rouda

A Mother’s Day – A well written, interesting story about a tragic happening and how three different mothers handled the situation with their children. The mothers all kept on even keel and gained from the happening.

I wouldn’t recommend it for a coffee break if you’re the sensitive, easy-to-cry type, but it reads quickly. This is the first story I’ve read by this author and while it was a dark subject, the story didn’t bring the reader down.


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A Mother Day A Short Story eBook Kaira Rouda Reviews

Sweet mix of Mother's Day stories.
The sadness and the realities of real life in a few short stories that are sure to touch your heart.
Interesting turn on a short story!! It is too bad the story couldn't have been longer. It was a good story.
I loved the vignettes! There is an emotional quality to each one that I think would have gotten muddled had the story been told differently. Kaira's writing is strong, yet told with compassion. I very much enjoyed A Mother's Day.
Interesting story of three mother's whose lives get intertwined and they don't even know it. I would have liked a little more background on the dead person.
Read this on my lunch hour. Really enjoyed it but finished it wanting more. The ending felt a little abrupt
This is a great short read. It touches on different mental and emotional challenges as well as dealing with grief and death with children of different ages. Well written and engaging.
A Mother’s Day – A well written, interesting story about a tragic happening and how three different mothers handled the situation with their children. The mothers all kept on even keel and gained from the happening.

I wouldn’t recommend it for a coffee break if you’re the sensitive, easy-to-cry type, but it reads quickly. This is the first story I’ve read by this author and while it was a dark subject, the story didn’t bring the reader down.