Kathryn Craft has penned a winner!' - Jane Porter, National Bestselling Author, 'Strikes universal chords in all of us who yearn, who love, who fail and fall, and struggle to find our way back home.' - Elizabeth Benedict, author of Almost, Slow Dancing, and The Practice of Deceit, 'Craft's debut novel lovingly traces the aesthetics of movement and gently explores the shattering pain of despair. Craft's fluid style shines in this story of denial, friendship, and redemption.' - Bloggers Recommend, 'Unfolds with grace and truth.refreshing and piercingly honest.' - Kelly Simmons, author of Standing Still and The Bird House, 'Beautifully written and strongly emotional, The Art of Falling will move readers deeply. ' - Shelf Awareness, 'One need not be graceful or understand dance to be drawn into Penny's life and to experience the beauty of her self-expression. refreshing and piercingly honest.', 'Book clubs, take note: it's not every day you find a story as moving, thoughtful and discussion-provoking as Kathryn Craft's The Art of Falling. Elizabeth Zimmer, dance critic, Metro New York 'Unfolds with grace and truth. 'The Art of Falling' is a story of friendship and personal growth, and a helluva good read. Kathryn Craft is deeply knowledgeable about the demands of dance, but her story transcends the art form's insular world. A young dancer, at war with her body, her boyfriend (who also happens to be her boss) and her mother, takes drastic action. refreshing and piercingly honest.', 'This novel starts off with a bang, and what you might call a lucky accident. Elizabeth Zimmer, dance critic, Metro New York 'Unfolds with grace and truth. 'The Art of Falling' is a story of friendship and personal growth, and a helluva good read.

Craft's sharp and refreshing narrative will leave you pining for more.' - Julie Kibler, author of Calling Me Home, 'This novel starts off with a bang, and what you might call a lucky accident. 'In The Art of Falling, Craft weaves an eloquent story about an unhinged dancer, body image, true friendship, and finding the lost moments, which make us whole.' - Priscille Sibley, author of The Promise of Stardust, 'In her engrossing debut, The Art of Falling, Kathryn Craft takes her long-damaged heroine on a quest for healing and truth-true self, true family, and true friendship.

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