Shelf Awareness, Book Brahmin, run date 4/26
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Pickens County Progress RAN print article about Gibbs Garden event 4/25
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Pull quote: “In a dialogue that captures both the spirit of Southern heritage and the complexities of modern life, Henry’s richly told stories lead her readers along a wide range of emotion, often from heartache and guilt to family strife and ultimately, to resolution or acceptance. There is a stream of unflinching spirituality throughout her work that in a subtle way, gives not only credibility to the stories but strength to her central characters. Like all successful writers, her characters are rich in detail, allowing the reader an easy entry into their lives.”
Village Living RAN story/interview in April issue
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The Atlantan, RAN review in April issue
Pull quote: “The smart path to a delicious read featuring all of the elements of love, loss, and familial tension without the schmaltzy tones and wistful cries for help a la Nicholas Sparks.”
Over the Mountain RAN online 4/30, to run in print May 2
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Sacramento Book Reviews RAN 4-star review in April Issue
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“This is a frothy story somewhat akin to the restorative bubble bath. Enjoyable reading.”
Auburnpub RAN mention 4/21
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Listed as one of the five books that capture the melange of motherhood
SIBA RAN 2013 Okra Summer pick 4/21
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Book Reporter included ATIFY as a featured Mothers’ Day Title in 4/19 newsletter
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Book Reporter feature “Bets On” and link to “Friend Request” piece RAN 4/11
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Pull quote: “What unfolds on these pages is Patti’s strongest novel to date!”
Book Reporter interview RAN 4/11 (SMP)
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Book Reporter review RAN 4/11 (SMP)
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Pull quote: "Once again, the low country of the south provides the backdrop for this emotional story of hard choices, bitter regret and hopeful redemption. Henry’s warm, inviting writing appeals to readers of Dorothea Benton Frank, Joshilyn Jackson and Mary Alice Monroe, and, like her earlier novels, will be a great source of intriguing discussion for any book club."
Myrtle Beach Sun News RAN review 4/14
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“Exquisitely written and elegantly charming, “And Then I Found You” blends emotional passage with entertaining storytelling in a captivating novel that magnificently draws the reader along on Kate’s quest; to cheer her on, want for her happiness, and examine one’s own life from another perspective.”
Southern Living RAN interview 4/13
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Barnes & Noble Book Clubs Conversation with Patti and linked to Reading Frenzy blog giveaway RAN 4/10
From intro to interview: “Patti has a special relationship with all her readers so I must tell you my personal tale; when she was celebrating the release of Coming Up For Air and her special itunes app she called on bloggers to get the word out, I of course was game (I hope we helped make it a huge success for you). For a thank you she sent out gifts of wild flower seeds and a straw hat planter, mine grew all summer and everyday I saw them I thought of her and what a nice thing she did.”
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Neon Tommy review RAN 4/7
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“riveting ... emotionally captivating”
“Henry’s wonderful ability to make readers become incredibly invested in the characters' lives moved me to tears. On the elliptical. In public. The book is so emotionally captivating that brilliant storytelling of Kate’s woes and joys left me powerless to behave like a regular human being in public. So here’s your warning: if you are at all self-conscious, avoid reading this book on planes, in the gym, or anywhere else where you will be unable to keep your emotions to yourself as you wallow alongside, shake your head at, and ultimately cheer for Henry’s lovable protagonist.”
Neon Tommy is USC’s online magazine with over 50,000 readers
Book Case, BookPage’s Blog RAN highlighted mention of Patti’s “Behind the Book” essay 4/5
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“A revealing behind-the-book story from Patti Callahan Henry, whose latest novel, And Then I Found You, was inspired by an amazing reunion in the author’s own life.”
Birmingham News article and interview RAN online 4/4
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Village Living article RAN online 3/29
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Birmingham Magazine RAN review and interview article online via al.com 4/4
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Pull quote: “Patti Callahan Henry is the real deal. By that I mean genuine in her words and in her life. Certainly that has something to do with her books being immediately accessible — the stories ringing true, the characters almost instantly someone you recognize or would like to know ... It’s that emotional truth that makes this novel special... It doesn’t get more real than that.”
Huffington Post RAN review
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Pull quote: “Patti Callahan Henry has written many successful and enjoyable novels in the past but never has she written one as personal as her latest, And Then I Found You ... Henry writes this story with eloquence and beauty. This is her most personal and her most powerful story to date. It is also the one in which she seems most secure with her characters ... Readers will find themselves emotionally involved with Kate and her story from the moment she is met as a thirteen year old child. For the next twenty-two years of her life she is a fascinating but flawed human being, but then we all have flaws of one kind or another. These flaws make her more identifiable to those who read her story ... Fans of Patti Callahan Henry haven long been waiting for a story this touching and gripping. With And Then I Found You that wait is over.”
BookRiot RAN “5 Books to Watch for in April” 3/28
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“And Then I Found You by Patti Callahan Henry (St. Martin’s Press): A quick read with high marks for heartstrings tugging. A woman and the daughter she placed for adoption are reunited through the power of Facebook. Patti was inspired by a real life experience from her own family, which she explains in the introduction. The whole reading experience was like watching a Lifetime movie in my jammers on a Sunday afternoon…and I loved it.”
Book Riot also tweeted to 25,312 followers: “Bust your TBR with these 5 Books to Watch for in April: *link*”
WPR retweeted
Book Reporter RAN 50 book giveaway 3/26
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Bookpage RAN “An Imagined Life” Behind the Book essay
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BookTrib RAN 3/28 mention
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HulaMonkey on twitter: “Heart tugging, wonderfully amazing, engaging story - wow - loved it.”
YABookCentral RAN 3/28 review
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From Jen, editor: “ I enjoyed the rich setting and the engaging characters who are faced with impossible decisions but who ultimately discover the blessing amidst the pain when life comes full circle.
WABE-FM, Atlanta’s NPR affiliate RAN mention of Patti and AND THEN I FOUND YOU 4/1
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The host said to Daren Wang of the Decatur Book Festival, "Daren, I understand that the real housewife of Mountainbrook, Alabama has been added again." Daren said you'd take that as a compliment Patti!! And went on to say: "Patti Callahan Henry is back with what will certainly be another in her string of NYT best sellers, AND THEN I FOUND YOU… You'll be gripped from the first moment." He went on to give details about the Piedmont Estate and Gardens event.
Birmingham News: "Birmingham author Patti Callahan Henry's latest novel takes a page from her family history"
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Birmingham Magazine: "Real Life Becomes a Really Great Read"
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Southern Living: "Beach Read: And Then I Found You, by Patti Callahan Henry"
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Listen to Patti Callahan Henry discuss Coming Up for Air with Midtown Review
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The South Magazine: "Patti Callahan Henry may not have started life as a Southerner, but she’s definitely become one. And in so doing, this New York Times best-selling author has joined the ranks of the nation’s most preeminent Southern novelists."
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The Big Picture sits down with three special authors to discuss their novels and how the South has inspired them in their writings. Interviews include Anne Rivers Siddons, Mary Alice Monroe, and Patti Callahan Henry.
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Patti Callahan Henry discusses independent bookstores on Shelf Awareness
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Mary Kay Andrews and Patti Callahan Henry - Southern Voices 2009
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Watch Patti's interview at Atlanta & Company on The Art of Keeping Secrets
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Watch Patti discuss secrets in her new book on Fox 5 Atlanta
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Hear Patti's interview on Book Talk with Gail
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Watch a short video about Between the Tides
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Download magazine and newspaper articles about Patti (pdf files - open in new window)
USA Today | July 1, 2009
Southern Lady | July/August 2007
Crosswalk.com
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
The Atlanta Woman's Magazine
The Atlantan Magazine
Bluffton Today
The Dundwoody Crier
The Herald-Sun | Durham, North Carolina
The Island Packet
NAL Advertisement in The Oxford
Points North
Smoke Signals
Southern Living
Southern Living
Southern Lady
Woman's Day Magazine
Check out alternative covers for some of Patti's books:
Losing the Moon Large Print
Losing the Moon Spanish
Losing the Moon German
Where the River Runs Large Print
When Light Breaks Large Print