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Mar. 9, 2010 By melanie.neureuther
This book was riveting right from the start! It kept me up late unable to put it down. The characters come to life and are fascinating right from the beginning, and in the end I was left wanting more. Can we say sequel?! The story is unique and fascinating, filled with incredible action, drama, and suspense that is believable and compelling. At times I laughed at sarcastic, witty dialogue, other times I cried at the suspense and pain. The emotions of each character come to life through superb diction and authorship. Robert Chandler has done it again and I look forward to reading more of his!
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Feb. 15, 2010 By jmlwml
The cast of characters in this book drew me in and kept me from reading the last 20 pages for a long time...I didn't want their story to end. The author truly brought the characters to life and allowed me the opportunity to get to know them and understand their points of view for the circumstance they found themselves in. I am hoping that a sequel is planned because I want them to be a part of my life again. The plot and story line were compelling. The way that the author unfolded the events (and the history behind some of the characters' perspectives) was realistic and gripping. I couldn't put it down (until, as I said above, the last 20 pages, when I didn't want it to end). Great read - highly recommended!
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Jan. 29, 2010 By Lisa Mason
When a series of catastrophic events hit the world, a group of survivors are trapped in the San Diego zoo. At the center of the group are Mateo Lima and his 15 year old daughter Veronica, whom he calls“Violet”.

Inspired by the authors real-life visions , I Miss Your Purple Hair is a story of a father’s love for his daughter and a young girl finding her destiny.

I found this novel to be quite intriguing. It has a large cast of characters all brought together, each with their own “special” story. The author drew me in and kept me captivated.
I always enjoy a novel that makes me think and this one definitely did that. The events that take place remind me of the 2012 Mayan... More > Calender controversy, which being a “hot topic” right now should keep reader’s interest long enough that they will find it hard to put this book down.

This book moved me in ways others have not. . It has inspired me in many ways, one of which is to try to form a better relationship with my own father ,with whom I once was very close, but no longer am. I only hope it reaches out to others, the way it has me. < Less
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Feb. 16, 2010 By Dan Marvin
I Miss Your Purple Hair is a good book and I enjoyed it thoroughly. I’ve read 100 page books that felt like they’d never end, but this was a 300+ page book that was over before I knew it. I became invested in the characters and was genuinely curious how they would overcome their dilemma.

As dilemmas go, this is a big one. As our heroes and heroines visit the zoo one day, the world ends. Earthquakes and Tsunamis wipe out most of the coastal regions of the earth and 3/4s of the earth’s population is wiped out. Instead of taking a holistic view of the carnage and destruction, Chandler gives us a snapshot of 14 individuals caught in an undamaged valley surrounded by newly formed... More > mountains, volcanoes, and more than a few newly released zoo animals. When the bottled water and animal crackers give out, it becomes obvious that no one is coming looking for them.

So what would you do? I can almost guarantee that you wouldn’t handle it as calmly as these folks. They pitch in, take each setback as it comes, and … well, you’ll have to read the book to find out the ‘and’. There is an undercurrent of new age philosophy that pervades this book, but it’s not overdone. The main characters are Mateo and his 15 year old daughter Veronica, or Violet as she is also known. As we meet more individuals, we have to piece together how they all fit. All is eventually revealed.

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May. 9, 2010 By Amber McGary
I Miss Your Purple Hair is one of the most thrilling books I’ve ever read. The first half of the book drew me in so well, I felt I could reach out and touch all of the characters. The second half had me quite literally on the edge of my seat! The storyline contains a great balance of sincere, heartfelt moments and sheer excitement. The interactions between Mateo and his teenage daughter, Violet, dig much deeper than your average "daddy’s little girl" tale. The two share a believable, yet magical bond that ties the entire story together. Also, the relationships that gradually develop between the would-have-been strangers thrown together by fate shed a warm light on humanity's potential, and illustrate things we could do together in order to live a richer existence. I Miss Your Purple Hair was a pleasure to read... and I’m hoping for a sequel!

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Product Details

ISBN 978-0-578-04405-7
Copyright Privileged Publishing (Standard Copyright License)
Edition Third Edition
Publisher Privileged Publishing
Published April 6, 2010
Language English
Pages 352
 
Binding Perfect-bound Paperback
Interior Ink Black & white
Dimensions (inches) 6.0 wide × 9.0 tall