· The Apron Book is so beautiful to look at, its contents so heartfelt…from the cover to
the final page…it’s a love letter in an expanded form.
· It’s a celebration of 6 years spent nurturing the idea that I wasn’t the only one who
felt a connection to aprons.
· It’s unique to its genre.
· It’s a delight to the senses, each page a colorful montage to be experienced physically
and emotionally.
· It’s apronology and apronisms.
· It’s the loveliest juxtaposition of prose and patterns, chat and snapshots, brilliant color
and gentle remembrance.
· It’s to be read and reread.
· It’s that best present – the one you give as a gift and purchase for yourself, too.
· It’s a compilation of vision and dream, from the publisher, the agent, the storytellers
and me.

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