A fantastic historical story with a strong, determined female lead. I was hooked from the first page! (Cut from Strong Cloth).

                Bud Hedinger, Radio Host WFLA, Florida

Sittig is a master of coal company town writing. I feel I could sit down with her characters and have a conversation with them. (Last Curtain Call).

              Homer Hickam, author of Rocket Boys/October Sky

Sittig brings the past to life with a fascinating look into the textile industry of pre-Civil War Philadelphia and the unshakeable spirit of a young woman who fought to change the status quo. (Cut from Strong Cloth).

                                      Jeanne Cumiskey, Director of Fabric Research, Abercrombie & Fitch

“Last Curtain Call.  The author bares the underbelly of life in coal country in the 1890s. Although both the author and protagonist are female, this is not a ‘girly book’. Gripping, well-written account taken from real history.”

                                   Harley G., fellow author 

“Cut From Strong Cloth (Threads of Courage Book 1) Once I started, it was impossible to put down. For strong women, everywhere. This historical selection of family and conflict was engaging throughout the entire story.”

                                Amazon reader

“Sittig brings to life the remarkable characters of Greenwich Village during WWI.” (Counting Crows)

          Brian Fox, B.D.Fox & Friends, Hollywood, California

“Sittig’s description of the streets of New York was spot on, as were her details about the clothing and garment factories.” (Counting Crows)

          Bud Klein, formerly with the May Department Stores, NYC.

“A captivating coming-of-age story set in 1918 Greenwich Village, New York City. Sittig once again shares a story of a woman of strength.” (Counting Crows)

         Diane Helentjaris, former President American Women’s Medical Association 

“I got it, I read it, I loved it. You brought to light the backstories normally not written about. I often wondered about the outcome of the families’ lives. Now I know.” (B-52 DOWN)

       George Menser, former B-52 Mechanic

“I couldn’t put the book (B-52 Down) down. Very informative and readable. I loved the way the author interplayed the technical information with the personal lives of the crew members. I swear I could feel the cold as Sittig described the conditions the men and the rescuers endured. The excellent photos added to the narrative. Read it in one sitting!”

       Amazon Reviewer

“I predict Opening Closed Doors will receive wide circulation and be read for many years. It describes a challenge that has long faced America with hope that a better world is possible. I thank Linda Sittig for sharing it.”

       David Eisenhower, director of the Institute for Public Service, University of Pennsylvania

“Add the name Josie Murray to the list of the previously unsung heroes who fought back against the restrictions of Jim Crow America. Highly engaging and compelling story.” (Opening Closed Doors).

      Deborah Taylor, retired librarian Enoch Pratt Free Library, Baltimore, Maryland.