Workbook on Hideaway: A Novel by Nora Roberts (Fun Facts & Trivia Tidbits)
Get a comprehensive overview for Hideaway: A Novel by Nora Roberts for an immediate in-depth dive into the major themes found in this book.
Nora Roberts was a voracious reader as a child, and she regularly came up with her own stories to tell. She married shortly after graduating from high school and went on to have two boys. During a snowstorm in 1979, she was confined to her house with her small children, and she wrote her first book, Irish Thoroughbred (1981), during that time. Immediately after that debut, she went on to achieve amazing success with dozens of engrossing romance books to her credit. Her works were unlike those of other authors in the genre since they did not center on elegance and wealth, but rather on individuals that elicit the readers’ sympathy.
In 1995, she started writing romance-crime novels published under the pen name J.D. Robb. Her debut work in the genre was Naked in Death released in 1995. She completed as many as a dozen volumes a year at times, and in 2012, she published The Witness, her 200th book. Roberts' books have been translated into more than 25 languages, and they have routinely been at the top of bestseller lists worldwide. By the beginning of the twenty-first century, more than 400 million copies of her works had been printed. There have been a number of adaptations of her books into television movies, including Sanctuary (1997), The Reef (1998), and Midnight Bayou (2001).
Roberts' latest book, Hideaway, is a stand-alone work of fiction. The story revolves around two families and how a single violent incident presented a long-term impact on their lives. While not as grim as some of Roberts' past works, this is not a book for the faint of heart, particularly if you find it tough to read about child abuse.
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Nora Roberts was a voracious reader as a child, and she regularly came up with her own stories to tell. She married shortly after graduating from high school and went on to have two boys. During a snowstorm in 1979, she was confined to her house with her small children, and she wrote her first book, Irish Thoroughbred (1981), during that time. Immediately after that debut, she went on to achieve amazing success with dozens of engrossing romance books to her credit. Her works were unlike those of other authors in the genre since they did not center on elegance and wealth, but rather on individuals that elicit the readers’ sympathy.
In 1995, she started writing romance-crime novels published under the pen name J.D. Robb. Her debut work in the genre was Naked in Death released in 1995. She completed as many as a dozen volumes a year at times, and in 2012, she published The Witness, her 200th book. Roberts' books have been translated into more than 25 languages, and they have routinely been at the top of bestseller lists worldwide. By the beginning of the twenty-first century, more than 400 million copies of her works had been printed. There have been a number of adaptations of her books into television movies, including Sanctuary (1997), The Reef (1998), and Midnight Bayou (2001).
Roberts' latest book, Hideaway, is a stand-alone work of fiction. The story revolves around two families and how a single violent incident presented a long-term impact on their lives. While not as grim as some of Roberts' past works, this is not a book for the faint of heart, particularly if you find it tough to read about child abuse.
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- Save time with fast resources to understand the circumstances surrounding the publication of Hideaway: A Novel by Nora Roberts?
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- Find out more about the author, and learn more about interesting trivia and events behind the scenes?
- See how and why Hideaway: A Novel has garnered the reception from its audience the way that it did?
- Smooth done-for-you resources to help you absorb details quickly and conveniently
- An in-depth look into the book and its author
- Interesting tidbits and trivia to make learning fun
- A perfect companion for group discussions or self-study
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Disclaimer: This companion guide is an unofficial resource and is not affiliated nor endorsed by the original book or author. We encourage readers to read the original title first. Copyright © 2022 PowerNotes
Workbook on Hideaway: A Novel by Nora Roberts (Fun Facts & Trivia Tidbits)
Get a comprehensive overview for Hideaway: A Novel by Nora Roberts for an immediate in-depth dive into the major themes found in this book.
Nora Roberts was a voracious reader as a child, and she regularly came up with her own stories to tell. She married shortly after graduating from high school and went on to have two boys. During a snowstorm in 1979, she was confined to her house with her small children, and she wrote her first book, Irish Thoroughbred (1981), during that time. Immediately after that debut, she went on to achieve amazing success with dozens of engrossing romance books to her credit. Her works were unlike those of other authors in the genre since they did not center on elegance and wealth, but rather on individuals that elicit the readers’ sympathy.
In 1995, she started writing romance-crime novels published under the pen name J.D. Robb. Her debut work in the genre was Naked in Death released in 1995. She completed as many as a dozen volumes a year at times, and in 2012, she published The Witness, her 200th book. Roberts' books have been translated into more than 25 languages, and they have routinely been at the top of bestseller lists worldwide. By the beginning of the twenty-first century, more than 400 million copies of her works had been printed. There have been a number of adaptations of her books into television movies, including Sanctuary (1997), The Reef (1998), and Midnight Bayou (2001).
Roberts' latest book, Hideaway, is a stand-alone work of fiction. The story revolves around two families and how a single violent incident presented a long-term impact on their lives. While not as grim as some of Roberts' past works, this is not a book for the faint of heart, particularly if you find it tough to read about child abuse.
Would you like to:
Your copy on smartphone, tablet, or PC devices!
Disclaimer: This companion guide is an unofficial resource and is not affiliated nor endorsed by the original book or author. We encourage readers to read the original title first. Copyright © 2022 PowerNotes
Nora Roberts was a voracious reader as a child, and she regularly came up with her own stories to tell. She married shortly after graduating from high school and went on to have two boys. During a snowstorm in 1979, she was confined to her house with her small children, and she wrote her first book, Irish Thoroughbred (1981), during that time. Immediately after that debut, she went on to achieve amazing success with dozens of engrossing romance books to her credit. Her works were unlike those of other authors in the genre since they did not center on elegance and wealth, but rather on individuals that elicit the readers’ sympathy.
In 1995, she started writing romance-crime novels published under the pen name J.D. Robb. Her debut work in the genre was Naked in Death released in 1995. She completed as many as a dozen volumes a year at times, and in 2012, she published The Witness, her 200th book. Roberts' books have been translated into more than 25 languages, and they have routinely been at the top of bestseller lists worldwide. By the beginning of the twenty-first century, more than 400 million copies of her works had been printed. There have been a number of adaptations of her books into television movies, including Sanctuary (1997), The Reef (1998), and Midnight Bayou (2001).
Roberts' latest book, Hideaway, is a stand-alone work of fiction. The story revolves around two families and how a single violent incident presented a long-term impact on their lives. While not as grim as some of Roberts' past works, this is not a book for the faint of heart, particularly if you find it tough to read about child abuse.
Would you like to:
- Save time with fast resources to understand the circumstances surrounding the publication of Hideaway: A Novel by Nora Roberts?
- Be able to discuss Hideaway: A Novel further by delving into certain themes, events, and/or characters?
- Find out more about the author, and learn more about interesting trivia and events behind the scenes?
- See how and why Hideaway: A Novel has garnered the reception from its audience the way that it did?
- Smooth done-for-you resources to help you absorb details quickly and conveniently
- An in-depth look into the book and its author
- Interesting tidbits and trivia to make learning fun
- A perfect companion for group discussions or self-study
Your copy on smartphone, tablet, or PC devices!
Disclaimer: This companion guide is an unofficial resource and is not affiliated nor endorsed by the original book or author. We encourage readers to read the original title first. Copyright © 2022 PowerNotes
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| ISBN-13: | 9791221389739 |
|---|---|
| Publisher: | PowerNotes |
| Publication date: | 08/21/2022 |
| Sold by: | StreetLib SRL |
| Format: | eBook |
| Sales rank: | 821,280 |
| File size: | 172 KB |
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