Another wonderful 5 star review, this time from Readers’ Favorite! I didn’t realize how my novel would give readers “the feels.” But I’m glad it does! 

Thanks to 24symbols.en for naming my new novel A THOUSAND FLYING THINGS a Book of the Week Selection! I’m so honored and pleased. Love the quotes and visuals chosen

‘An intimate exploration of how alike we all are despite the many things society claims separate us. Evocative, powerful, at times gut-wrenching in showing our humanity, it’s a story of a deep commitment that jumps over all cultural barriers and connects two souls in unconditional love. It will grab and hold you on the characters’ journey until the…

“As enchanting as The Shores of our Souls, A Thousand Flying Things is a star-crossed international love story overflowing with angst, desire, and empowerment. If you’ve found—or lost—love, you’ll be mesmerized by this exploration of the most compelling facts of human nature.”Rob Samborn, Author of The Prisoner of Paradise

“Kathryn Ramsperger’s beautifully researched novel interrogates the limits of language, challenging the reader to consider what is lost in translation when two cultures collide. This approach to language deepens the reader’s understanding of concepts such as love, peace, and freedom, as they transcend what can be expressed in words. “Megan Holt, Ph.D., Executive Director, One Book One New…

“A sweeping story crossing continents and cultures, with a gripping storyline, uncanny insight, and profound sensitivity. A knowledgeable, resonating novel memorable for its gripping storyline and unparalleled prose, A Thousand Flying Things is a riveting, poignant read. “ Award-winning Novelist Claire Fullerton

“Timeless and Timely! This powerful novel holds the capacity to offer hope and healing between people and cultures, like the soothing touch of a caring soul.”Kathleen M. Rodgers, Author of The Flying Cutterbucks, a 2021 WILLA Literary Award Finalist for Contemporary Fiction

“Smart fiction that speaks in a lyrical voice of love, wisdom, and social justice. resonating with the difficult choices we are forced to make in today’s fragile world.”  Johnnie Bernhard, Author of Hannah and Ariela, American University Press Association’s 100 Best Books