Comments on: Book Review: Cornfield Heiress by Errollynne K. Peters

By: Robert

Robert — Sun, 31 Jul 2011 05:08:27 +0000

A very dear friend of Errollynne gave me her book to read. I enjoyed reading her life’s story from a truly woman’s point of view and I think it was primarily written for women. As she told her story I found my self walking in the places she walked as a native of the Pacific Northwest. and especially recall her rainy return trip to Arizona. I was encouraged to read this book by Errollynne’s very dear friend, a friend where they often spoke opposite points of view politically and reminesced about the whole experience, two friends with apposing points of view and enjoy each other emmensley.Youwill find this shared in Errollynes story as well. I too enjoyed Errollynne’s story as candidly spoken of her many loves in and out her life. Her story was Richly written and will be richly remembered. I would encourage other men to read this book and get a feel of the lonliness a woman can feel and how bravely she faced her last days her with us. Real story and I will always cherish the warm love my friend share with Errollynne.

By: JLH

JLH — Sun, 07 Nov 2010 01:10:39 +0000

Sorry for any confusion. Errollynne died on Friday, 11/5/2010.

By: JLH

JLH — Sun, 07 Nov 2010 01:09:02 +0000

November 5, 2010. Errollynne lost her battle with cancer yesterday. What a great lady. She was a friend of mine and had such a joie de vivre that it was contagious when you were with her. I will miss her terribly.

By: Barbara

Barbara — Fri, 12 Jun 2009 13:01:29 +0000

I read this book and found it a very good read, as Ms. Peters tells it just like it was. Society has changed so much since Ms. Peters was young and telling about all your lives and loves in a nutshell was very well done. Society didn’t always look at some of the things Ms. Peters did as being “proper”. Ms. Peters told it very tastefully. I really enjoyed the book and would highly recommend it to anyone who has an open mind and not a critical one.

By: Dominic

Dominic — Wed, 10 Jun 2009 18:56:48 +0000

I read this book and found it fascinating. It was a walk thru the past 50 years of Americana through the life of the author. Very Interesting how society has changed and how expectations of both men and women, so different years ago, have seemed to chart parallel paths. It was very inspirational to follow Ms. Peters life and how she overcame many obstacles including her bout with Cancer. A good easy read. She keeps you on the edge and wanting more.

By: Cornfield Heiress

Cornfield Heiress — Wed, 10 Jun 2009 03:41:02 +0000

Thank you so much for reviewing my book. Remarks from readers have been mosty positive. Here’s to spreading the good news. Good luck with your court adventures. I’m passing along to yu my latest one-armed tricks discovered since the publication of my book: I had trouble buttering my toast in the morning. I found that rubberized webbing drawer liner - I cut off a strip at a time; place my toast on it so it doesn’t jump around. I melt butter in micro and pour it on toast. However, I usually prefer salmon cream cheese on my toast. The container fits perfectly in my kitchen sink drain so I can scoop out the cheese without having the container spin around. Bon appetit! If you haven’t discovered the electric knife, get one! Also can’t live without the
Screwpull brand champagne cork extractor.
Arms around you!