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 Not only does Four Boys, Two Canoes, and the Guadalupe River sound fantastically nostalgic, but personally for me, it could be the story of generations of Wiedenfeld’s in Comfort and New Braunfels... --Kraig Wiedenfeld, New York
Just wanted to let you know that I read your book in one night’s sitting and really did enjoy it.--Barbara, Cuero Public Library
I often still think of the times when our teachers would take us to your library and you would read to us. It always makes me smile because times were so simple then. Those memories, along with some others, seem to help me get through my tougher days as an educator... --Bill
It seems with all the TV, video games, and Internet...that people have forgotten how to truly have fun.
--Olaf Meyer
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...the maps are so informative. I “traveled” with them (in my comfortable bed).--Joyce
It was fun to travel along with those guys, and I enjoyed getting to know Mark a little better. Sounds like he was the life of the party. I told friends about their adventure, and they couldn’t believe four geenagers were able to accomplish such a thing. I’m sure their success made an impact on their adult lives. Thanks for the trip. -- Shiela
Hi Mae - The book was absolutely wonderful. Even though I had heard bits and pieces of the adventure from all the guys, I had no idea just how eventful it was - truly an excellent read. Congratulations for pulling it all together. I will certainly urge my family and friends to read it.--Mark
Dear Mae,
Just wanted you to know how much I enjoyed reading your latest book, Four Boys, Two Canoes, and the Guadalupe River. What an adventure! It really is a slice of life that I don’t think can ever be repeated now. You must be so proud of your sons. They are very good writers, too. --
Fondly, Susan
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