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“Honor Molloy makes a most memorable debut with this fiercely funny portrait of the artist as a young girl. Along with being a smarty girl, Noleen O'Feeney is irreverent, sarcastic, resilient, engaging, entertaining, and wise beyond her years. I didn't want this book to end. Bravo, Ms. Molloy! Encore!” ―Peter Quinn, Banished Children of Eve (winner of the American Book Award) and Looking for Jimmy
“I have seen and heard many perform their written work over the last forty years, but it is easy to say that Honor Molloy, on the page or in person, is one of the very best I have ever experienced.” –Stanley Crouch, fiction and non-fiction writer, critic, syndicated columnist
“As the daughter of one of Dublin’s most well-known and well-loved actors, Honor Molloy introduces us to the mythical era in Dublin’s history where drama and storytelling took precedence over the often harsh reality of life in 1960s Ireland.”
–Kate Kerrigan, Ellis Island
“What Molloy does in remembering is brave and honest, and the child-like spirit and voice she so skillfully captures are truly remarkable.” – Irish America |
