Reviews
To read the reviews for books by Ann Edall-Robson, click on the appropriate book cover.
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Karon Argue, High River, Alberta
I’ve been working with Ann Edall-Robson for a few years now and am happy that Buttons and the crew are going to be making their debut!
Ann is a farm girl through and through and her love of western heritage and farm living are all very apparent in her stories. Some of life’s lessons are learned in the farm yard by these little animals in her books. Thanks for letting me come along for this ride lady!! @annedallrobson
I’ve been working with Ann Edall-Robson for a few years now and am happy that Buttons and the crew are going to be making their debut!
Ann is a farm girl through and through and her love of western heritage and farm living are all very apparent in her stories. Some of life’s lessons are learned in the farm yard by these little animals in her books. Thanks for letting me come along for this ride lady!! @annedallrobson
Testimonials
Charli Mills, Hancock MI
You do so much with your literary art and photography to keep the frontier on the frontline. The character of those who ranch and ride are preserved in your words and photos. I have always enjoyed scootin’ over to your website each 99-word story you write to see the photo that also prompted your story. I’ll never forget talking to Steve and how much he believes in your work as an author.
You do so much with your literary art and photography to keep the frontier on the frontline. The character of those who ranch and ride are preserved in your words and photos. I have always enjoyed scootin’ over to your website each 99-word story you write to see the photo that also prompted your story. I’ll never forget talking to Steve and how much he believes in your work as an author.
Sheila Wilson, Stavely, Alberta
Hi, my name is Sheila and I am a reader. I come from a long line of readers, my Dad, his Mother, his Sister, the English Prof., you get the idea. My Dad and his Mother dabbled in poetry. I have a copy of Grandma Rea's poem published in the Winnipeg Free Press many years ago and the poem my Dad wrote for me when I turned five. OK, anyone as old as me read books - no TV until I was in my teens, but you could listen to the radio and read at the same time. I buy books, lots of books, have favorite authors and have added one more author to my list. I actually worked with this author "a few" years ago. I have her first book and bought two more yesterday. I bought her first book 'cause I saw her picture and Lord, did I ever remember her smile. I bought two books from her yesterday in Claresholm, she still has the same smile, but it's much brighter in person. So were the hugs. My most favorite author's name is Ann Edall- Robson, and also she's also my favorite personality of all time. We'll both "Keep Dreaming".
Hi, my name is Sheila and I am a reader. I come from a long line of readers, my Dad, his Mother, his Sister, the English Prof., you get the idea. My Dad and his Mother dabbled in poetry. I have a copy of Grandma Rea's poem published in the Winnipeg Free Press many years ago and the poem my Dad wrote for me when I turned five. OK, anyone as old as me read books - no TV until I was in my teens, but you could listen to the radio and read at the same time. I buy books, lots of books, have favorite authors and have added one more author to my list. I actually worked with this author "a few" years ago. I have her first book and bought two more yesterday. I bought her first book 'cause I saw her picture and Lord, did I ever remember her smile. I bought two books from her yesterday in Claresholm, she still has the same smile, but it's much brighter in person. So were the hugs. My most favorite author's name is Ann Edall- Robson, and also she's also my favorite personality of all time. We'll both "Keep Dreaming".