Beach Chair Diaries

Beach Chair Diaries is a delightful read for anyone who needs a lift and a laugh. Even if you never sun on the sand, you'll appreciate Janet Spurr's playful spirit, sense of humor and zest for life. She makes every experience special-from feasting on ice cream to hosting a lobster dinner and surfing the Pacific. So read it in your favorite chair-and enjoy!

What a wonderful book! Janet Spurr lures the reader into a state of euphoria and relaxation with "Beach Chair Diaries." With the turn of every page, she will take you on a journey to her best kept summer-time secrets. Buy a copy for yourself and then buy one for a friend who loves the beach as much, if not more, than you do. Then sit back, relax, and be delighted with a great read!

Spurr has always been one of the funnier people that I know and this book brings her humor right to the page. While reading the book from the comfort of my couch, I was immediately transported back to a beach in Maine that I spend time on each June. The lobster stories are spot-on and I could totally see myself being in her place for the blow-up dinghy story! I hope she's writes another book:)

Whether you're on your favorite beach or planning your next trip back, this book is for you! Janet Spurr's beautifully told stories are funny and poignant, thoughtful and hilarious. Whether you dream of riding the Pacific's waves, splashing about in the choppy Atlantic, or swimming in your favorite inland waters, take along Beach Chair Diaries.

Janet Spurr's new book, Beach Chair Diaries, is the perfect companion to take along to the beach this summer. You can feast your eyes on the alluring cover, and then plunge right in to enjoy Janet's adventures on beaches near and far. Your will laugh and flinch as you read about her valiant attempt to become "Surfer Girl," and celebrate along with her when she achieves her dream of attending the Maui Writers Conference in "paradise." Even when you can't visit a beach yourself, you have the luxury of being on one with Janet and sharing her beach-lover's passion. Dorothy Stephens Kwa Heri Means Goodbye: Memories of Kenya 1957-1959