Maud’s House: A Novel
Maud’s House: A Novel by Shelly Roberts, published by Papier Mache Pr on August 1, 1995, is a 200-page work written in English. The story follows Maud Calhoun, a once-celebrated child prodigy and artist, who has left her mark on Round Corners, Vermont, with her vibrant paintings. As she faces a creative block while preparing to paint a crucial mural for her town, the narrative explores her journey to rediscover her artistic voice and the impact of creativity on her life.
Readers will find a blend of humor and introspection as Maud navigates the challenges of artistic expression and personal growth. The novel touches on themes related to women artists and the whimsical nature of creativity, offering insights into the struggles and triumphs of an artist’s life. With its engaging storyline and relatable protagonist, this edition presents a thoughtful exploration of resilience in the face of adversity.
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“A reflective madcap comedy”—Orson Scott Card, author of The Lost Boys
“. . . lightly salted with folksy, good-humored insights and peppered with a spunky appreciation of life’s whimsy.”—New York Times Book Review
Creativity is life’s greatest journey until . . .
Ever wanted to draw on the walls? As a child prodigy, artist Maud Calhoun put Round Corners, Vermont, on the map with paintings that covered every inch of her house—inside and out. However, now Maud is struggling to find her lost creativity in order to paint a crucial mural for the town. The town is depending on her. Will Maud be able to overcome her creative block and save the town with her art?
This captivating literary novel is a heartwarming tale of resilience and the power of artistic expression.
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