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Six Impossible Things by [Hall, Renee Carter]

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by Renee Carter Hall (Author)

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A new father is visited by his childhood imaginary friend. A woman falls in love with a cartoon character. The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse show up at a big-box retail chain. Sometimes humorous, often poignant, and always memorable, the six short stories in this collection may just make you believe impossible things.

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File Size: 152 KB
Print Length: 55 pages
Simultaneous Device Usage: Unlimited
Publication Date: May 28, 2012
Sold by: Amazon Digital Services LLC
Language: English
ASIN: B0086YLL1E
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Evil Overlord

Very nice light stories

November 16, 2013

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I found two of Ms Hall's books posted in the Goodreads 'free SFF' group a while back. One of them, Real Dragons Don't Wear Sweaters, looked fluffy and cute. That turned out to be largely accurate, so I turned to this collection with mild optimism, despite the ... basic cover.

Well, you know what they say about books and covers. This is a collection of surprisingly good stories in a substantially more adult voice.

"Childish Things" starts off serious. It takes an abrupt and surprising turn early on, and I was pretty sure that what had seemed a confident hand had made a serious error. But the story works, and if it's not quite the story I was anticipating, it's a good one.

"Moon, June, Raccoon" is a light, off-beat love story that's just the right mix of funny and touching.

"Norma the Wal-Mart Greeter Meets the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse" is just what it sounds like. Small, but just the right size.

"Swear Not By the Moon" I didn't like as much. A little too bloody, perhaps, though the ending is nice.

"Drawn From Memory" is again about a topic that's foreign to me, but Hall pulls it off very nicely.

"The Garden", the last story in the collection, is short but beautiful.

In brief (and the book was short), this is a nice collection of very good stories. Ignore the cover and pick this up. I'll definitely be checking out more of Ms. Hall's work, and trying to figure out why I hadn't heard of her before.

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Moonprints

Each story was very different yet equally engaging.

September 5, 2017

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I was surprisingly delighted by this collection of endearing short stories. From imaginary friends to real life cartoons to geriatric monsters and talking raccoons, each story was a fresh take, something I truly didn't expect. I will definitely look into this author to read more of her writing.

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Ondra Hornik

You didn't give me an explanation - and I like it.

January 28, 2013

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Cute.
A few stories, some of them only a few lines, some of them longer, but all of them well-written. Written with a big portion of fantasy - and love.
Author gives us a strange worlds - worlds, where you can interview cartoon characters or have a racoon to find you a date. And what I like most about these worlds - they are perfectly natural. Author throws me in the middle of someone's life in this strange world so I can witness a chapter from his/her life - without being forced to know "how the hell is this even possible?" I don't ask these questions and I don't want to know the answer - I am totally cool with the four riders of appocalypse going shopping to Wallmart! You want me to read about the world, where you can really talk to your imaginary friend - so be it. And don't force me any explanation. They are irrelevant.
Second story, Moon, June, Racoon, was the best. Funny in that clever way. This story by itself could easily make it to 5*s.

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Dale Crowe

An outstanding anthology

March 12, 2015

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The author's excellent writing, story craft and meticulous editing makes this anthology stand out. The stories are all well delivered, but the two that stood out for me were "Moon, June, Raccoon" and "Drawn From Memory". The "Moon" story for its humor and sweetness and "Drawn" for the way it portrayed a cartoon character in a real-life setting, as an individual adult actor with all too human wants, needs and anxieties.

Well done!

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janis olson

Delightful short stories

April 6, 2013

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Was looking for some short shorts for Blankets and Books day at school. The Garden would be good for any age past those strictly needing picture books. Swear Not by the Moon is probably best labeled PG14, but all the wizard and vampire stuff going around made the students quite appreciative of the unusual veiwpoint. The other four are probably best for adults.

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Gonzalo Trejos

Witty!

August 21, 2017

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Nice for traveling through fantasy land. I edend wanting some more.

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shannon

Impressive

December 28, 2013

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I love love love this book. I wanted more! Every story is still burned in my mind. When my daughter is a little older we will read these stories together. I would give this book a 10 star rating if there was one. I highly recommend this book to anyone!!!

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Gerri

Entertaining and Whimsical

March 19, 2014

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This was an excellent collection of six well written, whimsical short stories. An easy read that left me wanting more!

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