The Squire, His Knight, and His Lady

After hearing that Naomi went to Eastern Kentucky University- where I graduated from with a degree in nursing, I wanted to buy her book. I was touched at all the obstacles that she had to overcome. Like being a non-traditional student. I was a Resident Assistant at a dorm for non-traditional students. I admire her courage to stand up to the plate and go for her dream. This courage and drive has been transmitted to Ashley... Read Full Review

This is the intense, yet comical, yet real life story of the famous duo, The Judds. From the beginning, to Wynonna's solo career. In my life, I have never been inspired after reading a book, but this changed my life. I have always been a huge fan of The Judds, but this proved why. Although it is sometimes hard to swallow some of the things this family had to do to survive, it is apparant througout the autobiography... Read Full Review

For many years I had the pleasure and the responsibility of teaching future teachers and librarians the genre of Literature for Children, pre-school-grade 3 and juvenile literature, both graduate and undergraduate courses. Based on that background, my adjudication of Miss Naomi's book is 5 star. First, the song itself is an established winner. The art work is the bold, graphic-type that children of that age group prefer... Read Full Review

The Judds' story is fascinating... They are wonderful people... not perfect, but wonderful! Wynonna, as a singer, is a National Treasure. God knew what He was doing when He gave her that gift... it's in good hands. The Judds are survivors...an inspiring tale of heartache, conflict and LOVE. This is Naomi's reality; Wynonna should write HERS!!!

As a fan of country music and the Judds I found this book extreemly interesting. I know there are so many rags to riches stories out there, but somehow Naomi makes you feel that this one is different. She wants the fans that love her know about how her life has gone, about the illness that she has and how she is overcoming it. I loved it! It was extreemly moving. Thanks Naomi!!!