- mmpbonneau
- Nov 18
- 3 min read
Updated: Nov 27
Sophie - Temiscaming, Quebec
I received my copy of “the Girl on the Pink Bicycle” today. Some days I get lost in music and other days I get lost in books For me reading is like having silent conversations with printed souls.
I have just started my read of “The Girl on the Pink Bicycle” and I already feel so much pride and so blessed to have had the privilege of knowing this extraordinary and inspiring woman that is Sister Michelle. The warm and genuine smile you see on this picture is the same smile she greeted us with every single day and exactly how I remember her. This book will not disappoint anyone reading it.

Tina – Kipawa, Quebec
Are you looking for a good book to read? Well I just finished one and it was amazing The Girl on the Pink Bicycle by Michelle Bonneau. You won’t be disappointed

Madeleine – Deux-Montagnes
Ce livre est inspirant et donne beaucoup d’espoir pour les femmes. Aussi il est très enrichissant comme lecture. Je l’ai vraiment aimé. C’est un petit trésor.

Virginie – Deux-Montagnes
I admire Michelle's, the author's, courage and resilience. She trusted in providence despite all the unforeseen and sometimes distressing life situations she faced. In her quest for acceptance and love, she offers a glimpse into the experiences of many women, especially those without a voice. The message I take away is that at any age, surrender, trust, and let God open the path to a new adventure.

July 13th - Campbell River -
"The Girl on the Pink Bicycle" is riding out of Campbell River leaving behind her story with a group of wise line-dancers. Rekindling friendships is such a joy and a privilege.
Novel Sisters - Kingston – June 18th
"The Girl on the Pink Bicycle: has found a home with Kingston's Novel Sisters book Club. What a joy it was to share good food and bits of our lives while discussing their recent read novel and the Girl on the Pink Bicycle as their summer book.

Julie
I LOVED your book. I have many parts that spoke to me. I printed out and framed two passages that spoke to me.
"It isn't your job to see around the corners of your life. Your job is to focus on the direction in front of you. God takes care of the corners." (pg 128)
"God's love for me never changes. God dances with me and around me, lifts me, and sometimes twirls me around. At times, my innumerable fearful and obstinate moments still propel me into leading or leaving the dance, yet my Partner keeps catching my hand and pulling me back." (pg 296). What a powerful image.
I love your thought that God has a sense of humour. I never thought about that before and it makes me super happy when I think about that now. I also love how you write about God dropping in on your life. These ideas make me smile.

Novel Sisters - Kingston – June 18th
"The Girl on the Pink Bicycle: has found a home with Kingston's Novel Sisters book Club. What a joy it was to share good food and bits of our lives while discussing their recent read novel and the Girl on the Pink Bicycle as their summer book.







