From Walnut Grove!
A collection of unbelievable endorsements
This is exciting! My publisher just forwarded me these UNBELIEVABLE reviews from the Walnut Grove Gazette. Apparently, Oleson’s Mercantile received a box of advance copies, and the owner passed them out to local residents.
I’m grateful for their kind words.
THE WALNUT GROVE GAZETTE
Special Book Review Edition
Advance Copies Arrive at Oleson’s Mercantile
Local Residents Offer Their Thoughts
“I’d say this one’s worth at least three trips to Sleepy Eye. Half Pint wouldn’t put it down.”
—Charles Ingalls
“I’ve added it to the church library.”
—Rev. Alden
“A fellow named Edwards wrote this? Well . . . I’ll be.”
—Isaiah Edwards
“Pa said we’d read one room every evening.”
—Laura Ingalls
“Well . . . I suppose it’s acceptable. I fail to see what everyone is making such a fuss about.”
—Harriet Oleson
“Pa says it’s about the biggest house any of us will ever live in!”
—Mary Ingalls
“I’d prescribe it.”
—Doc Baker
“Even Harriet couldn’t talk me out of stocking this one.”
—Nels Oleson
“I’ll set this right next to the family Bible.”
—Caroline Ingalls
“I suppose everyone will be talking about it now.”
—Nellie Oleson
FROM OLESON’S MERCANTILE
Jason G. Edwards’s new volume, At Home with God: How the Cross Transforms Us, is now available for preorder. Copies may be ordered wherever fine books are sold.
Mr. Oleson reminds patrons that advance orders help publishers.
Editor’s Note: This special edition of the Walnut Grove Gazette is a work of affectionate parody inspired by Laura Ingalls Wilder’s beloved stories and the classic NBC television series Little House on the Prairie. No actual endorsements were requested from the residents of Walnut Grove.
At Home with God: How the Cross Transforms Us is available for preorder now on Amazon and wherever books are sold.
Find it here: https://a.co/d/0cmj1v2d
Preorders help books find their way into the world…even, apparently, all the way to Walnut Grove.
Love it!