Comments for Annabelle Moseley

Comment on In Honor of John S. Moseley by Annabelle Moseley

Annabelle Moseley — Wed, 21 Sep 2011 19:13:21 +0000

Thank you, Marlene, for your kind words. The event will be on Sunday, October 23rd, starting at 3:30 PM. I am also looking forward to meeting you again.

Comment on In Honor of John S. Moseley by Marlene Flanagan

Marlene Flanagan — Wed, 21 Sep 2011 18:27:40 +0000

I was a colleague of your father’s and am so delighted to see the wonderful woman you are. I will be there to honor your father and you. I would like to be sure it it is Saturday or Sunday, Oct 22 or 23. Please let me know.
I am so looking forward to meeting you again.
With great admiration,
Marlene Flanagan, HS Math teacher 1970-1995

Comment on The Delaney : Journey to Banba by Allie Plevritis

Allie Plevritis — Mon, 07 Mar 2011 03:36:55 +0000

Reading is not one of my favorite things to do, but when I find a book that’s really worth reading such as the Delaney, it becomes a priority. This book lead me to another world beyond everyday life and beyond a good read’s expectations. I loved following Mira and Caleb throughout their journey in Banba. It was truely a page turner. I couldn’t wait to see what happened next. The extraordinary imagination and magical writing talent that Annabelle Moseley has will surely touch your heart in this adventure filled novel. I can’t wait to read on about Banba and the mysteries that it holds.

Comment on The Delaney : Journey to Banba by Christina Farah

Christina Farah — Fri, 04 Mar 2011 00:20:48 +0000

Annabelle Moseley has constructed such a profound, ravishing novel not only of enchanting imagination but of the true magical power, the one deep inside your heart. It is so intellectually and poetically formed your mind can not cease to put down the pages that hold these charming expressions. As a reader and writer I am very open minded to all works out there, but Annabelle’s book has such a captivating essence, that you yearn to constantly keep discovering what will happen next. And aren’t the greatest novels the ones that leave you awed and inspire you to not only be a dreamer of today, but tomorrow as well? This novel will offer you something much more eternal than just entertainment. Annabelle Moseley has a story to be told, that will not go unheard of.

Comment on The Delaney : Journey to Banba by Betsy Holland

Betsy Holland — Tue, 08 Feb 2011 02:45:52 +0000

Annabelle Moseley truly showcased her ability as an author in her wonderfully written novel, the Delaney: Journey to Banba. The characters are perfectly formed and each of the two main characters’ developments are eloquently revealed throughout the course of the book. Each and every reader could find a character he or she could relate to. I personally found a connection with Mira especially in the scene where she is reunited with her mother for only a short time. That scene, in my opinion, is the epitome of the novel and Annabelle’s ability as an author. The chapter possessed so much passion and love, things only an incredible author could relate into words. I can’t wait for this journey of heroes to continue in a second novel.

Comment on Inaugural Fourth Friday Poetry Reading by Gladys Henderson

Gladys Henderson — Thu, 03 Feb 2011 17:03:01 +0000

Thank you for allowing me to be part of that fabulous evening. The violin shop was a perfect setting for the music of our voices. You planned everything wonderfully!

The Serenade Duo was a fabulous addition to the evening; their introductions to the selected compositions was insightful and enjoyable.

I am delighted to have been part of this historic event. I look forward to the next.

Comment on The Delaney : Journey to Banba by Vincent LaMonte

Vincent LaMonte — Wed, 02 Feb 2011 18:58:25 +0000

The Delaney: Journey to Banba offers an escape to all audiences as it brings you into the world that Moseley has so impressively created. I found myself connecting with the characters in the book, and when i finished the book, I was almost angry that I couldn’t read more. It’s connections with Shakespeare’s The Tempest makes it all the more interesting and intellectually intriguing to read. I am eagerly awaiting the arrival of another book in The Delaney series, I cannot wait to find out what adventure Caleb and Mira will encounter next.

Comment on Spanish Guitar by Louis LaMonte

Louis LaMonte — Wed, 02 Feb 2011 04:30:56 +0000

The classical guitar is probably one of the most beautiful instruments I have. Spanish music is one of the best styles to play. Although I can’t quite relate to the skirt and hair part of the poem, I recognize everything else.

Comment on Woodshop Birthing by Louis

Louis — Wed, 02 Feb 2011 04:25:55 +0000

This is beautiful.

Comment on The Delaney : Journey to Banba by Louis LaMonte

Louis LaMonte — Wed, 02 Feb 2011 04:17:26 +0000

I don’t read for leisure very often, but when I do, the book I choose has to be quite good. I ended up reading the Delaney twice. The author did an excellent job depicting all of the characters, settings and situations. As I read the prologue for the first time, I remember picturing everything so vividly in my mind– as if it was a movie. The story kept me hooked on every line all the way up until the end. From the very second I finished the book, I had a deep desire to continue on to the next one. Unfortunately, there wasn’t one at the time, but hopefully there will be in the near future. Overall, I think the book was great. I look forward to picking up where the last adventure left off.

Comment on Inaugural Fourth Friday Poetry Reading by John Otero

John Otero — Tue, 01 Feb 2011 14:02:26 +0000

You are to be congratulated on such a beautiful event! I love the idea of combining music and poetry, and the venue was not just beautiful, but poetic and deeply moving. The photos, while lovely, do not do it justice.

Congratulations and looking forward to the next event! Do you have a schedule posted of the next event?

Comment on The Delaney : Journey to Banba by Danielle

Danielle — Mon, 31 Jan 2011 23:23:10 +0000

This was a book I just couldn’t put down. I loved the way it had the ability to take the reader on a journey. I felt like I was in a different world, experiencing each adventure with Mira and Caleb. The book was mystical and beautifully written. All of the symbolism was amazing and the creativity was endless. Annabelle Moseley is a beautiful writer and I cannot wait to read more!

Comment on Inaugural Fourth Friday Poetry Reading by Annabelle Moseley

Annabelle Moseley — Sun, 30 Jan 2011 22:06:50 +0000

I hope to see you at the next event - Flamenco! on Feb 25th.

Comment on The Delaney : Journey to Banba by Philip Lauto

Philip Lauto — Sun, 30 Jan 2011 20:12:07 +0000

I am a very picky reader that usually forces myself to get through reading books for school. On certain occasions however I find books or series that I simply can’t put down. This book is one of those. I was easily able to relate to both protagonists of the story and the symbolism was incredible throughout the book. The amazing thing is I am usually attracted to books with a lot of action in it but this book has kept me glued even without a large amount of “battle sequences”. Its awesome character development and addicting storyline is incredible. The details are just enough to give a clear picture without boring you and the action keeps you on the edge of you seat at all times. This book taught me very valuable lessons that I will cherish for a lifetime and I am extremely excited to read the rest of the series.

Comment on The Delaney : Journey to Banba by Christina Piazza

Christina Piazza — Wed, 26 Jan 2011 21:21:22 +0000

I enjoyed this unique adventure very much. I love how it expresses the power of poetry and how each of us have the potential to be great heroes, even if we feel very ordinary. I think that the different places the story takes the reader to in Banba are so unique and creative. I love all of the magic, secrets, and mysteries. There is a deep meaning to each adventure and it was fascinating to see how Mira and Caleb grow and learn. This book was such a great read and I can’t wait until the sequel!