Author of the Week: Elizabeth Noble
This week’s ‘Author of the Week’ title goes to Elizabeth Noble. Elizabeth has been writing books since 2003, and has 5 books to her name so far. Leah wasn’t too keen on The Reading Group but enjoyed Alphabet Weekends. I first got into Elizabeth’s books when I read The Tenko Club a few years back, and while it was a very good read, I didn’t think it was anything special. However, that changed for me when I read the amazing Things I Want My Daughters To Know, and her subsequent release The Girl Next Door was also a superb and emotional read. Clearly Elizabeth has got better with each book, and I can’t wait for any more books she may write.
The biography on Elizabeth’s website doesn’t give much away about her, other than she lives in New York with her family. In fact, Elizabeth is a British author even though she lives in America, and this always gives an interesting slant in her books. For example, The Girl Next Door is set in New York and has a leading character who is British, so we get the best of both worlds when we read it! When asked in an interview about what she misses in the UK, Elizabeth said “My ‘misses’ are cultural and dietary – I miss English newspapers on Sunday morning, fish and chips on Friday night, Galaxy chocolate (I love America, but their chocolate is wax), Marks and Spencers, television and my friends.“
There isn’t any news of Elizabeth’s sixth book yet, but as soon as we hear anything we will post it! If you haven’t read any of Elizabeth’s books yet, I would highly recommend that you pick up a copy of either Things I Want My Daughters To Know or The Girl Next Door because they are amazing books to read. They’re both very emotional tear-jerkers that tackle important issues, but they are so well written you just can’t put them down.
For more about Elizabeth Noble and her books, visit her website: http://www.elizabethnoblebooks.com
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