Diana Raab's Reviews
Reviews of Diana’s Work
Aug.08.2010
Published by Good Girl Gone Redneck
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Jul.27.2010
Published by Silver & Grace
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Jul.26.2010
Published by American Chronicle
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Sep.01.2010
Published by San Diego Woman
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Sep.01.2010
Published by San Diego Woman
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Sep.01.2010
Published by San Diego Woman
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Oct.10.2010
Published by Beverly's Bookshelf
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Oct.12.2010
Published by Being Cancer Network
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Oct.14.2010
Published by Four Rooms
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Oct.01.2010
Published by Writing in the Buff
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Jan.01.2011
Published by Tales from the Upper East Side
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Jan.29.2010
Published by Mountainword
Most of us have kept notebooks over the years. In them, we sharpen our outlook, log scraps of the discontinuous stops and starts of our minds. We find ways to say whatever we want...
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About Diana
Since childhood, Diana has been fascinated with the written word. As an only child of working parents, she spent lots of time alone, which she filled with reading a great deal of books and filling the pages of many journals. That's how she liked to keep busy...
Connections
Causes Diana Raab Supports
Journaling, Writing for Healing, American Foundation For Suicide Prevention,
Diana’s Favorite Books
Anais Nin's Journals,
Madame Bovary by Gustave Flaubert,
My Invented Country by Isabel Allende,
Catcher in the Rye by J.D. Salinger,
This Boy's Life by Tobias...