Check out fellow Ohioan Mandy’s review of Outside In on Knowing the Difference. “Sometimes you have to experience things you might not have ever experienced; in the end you’ll be better for having had those experiences. Outside In is a quick, engaging read I thoroughly enjoyed and I bet you would as well!”
Knowing the Difference is Mandy’s blog, which is a compilation of her life including current thoughts and experiences, self reflections, favorite childhood memories, hopes for the future and everything in between. Follow her on Twitter to stay updated on her adventures.
Check out A Chick Who Reads review of Outside In. “Thanks Mr. Cooper, after Googling this lakeside town, I’ve decided that some day I must road trip there just to see Ohio’s Perry Monument.” Such a bonus to open up another part of the world to someone.
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Check out the review of Outside In on Sara’s Organized Chaos blog. “I’m interested to see what Doug Cooper has up his sleeve for the next book. Definitely has a good writing voice that makes it almost melodic to read…”
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Check out the review of Outside In on the Literary Lindsey blog. “One of the great strengths of this book is the author’s descriptive voice. From the moment that Brad first sees the island from the ferry, I felt as if I was seeing it in front of me.”
Lindsey is a Jersey Shore girl hoping to make her big break in the publishing business. In the meantime, she is reading a lot of books and sharing her views on her blog. You can also follow her on Twitter to stay updated on her reviews.
Check out Bewitched Bookworms review of Outside In. “I give Outside In a four out of five. The writing flows so smoothly with beautifully descriptive passages without being overly wordy. I could just imagine what Put-In-Bay looks like.”
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Check out the review of Outside In on Bibliotica. “With nuance and a great sense of both language and place, Doug Cooper kept my attention from wandering for the entire length of Outside In…”
A nice addition that Bibliotica includes is a recommendation of accompaniments to best enjoy the book. “Goes well with A really good burger with crinkle-cut fries, and a cold beer, preferably from a joint that caters to summer tourists.”
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Check out fellow Ohioan Mandy’s review of Outside In on Knowing the Difference. “Sometimes you have to experience things you might not have ever experienced; in the end you’ll be better for having had those experiences. Outside In is a quick, engaging read I thoroughly enjoyed and I bet you would as well!”
