Well. I loved This Is Where I Leave You. This one, not so much.First, it was not nearly as funny. Second, the MC - inexplicably called Silver - was just not the lovable loser he was made out to be. And, the reader is beaten over the head with the lovable loser concept. Perhaps in an attempt to ...
Die Bücher von Jonathan Tropper sind immer lohnenswert. Auch dieser Roman ist wieder pickepackevoll. Wieder ein Gesamtwerk mit den bekannten Zutaten: viel Inhalt, viel Herz(schmerz), eine gewisse Dramatik und ein ordentlicher Spannungsbogen. Und erneut lebt das Buch von den starken und intensiven Ch...
Hervorragende Charaktere, prima Dialoge, witzige und spektakuläre Szenen, viel Spannung und allerbeste Unterhaltung. Jaaa, die Sehnsucht nach großen Gefühlen wird bei dem US-Roman aus dem Jahr 2005 wieder erstklassig bedient. Was tun, wenn man kurz vor der Verlobungsfeier mit „Hope“ steht, aber noch...
Treffer! Das Buch trifft voll ins Herz. Eine hohe Bandbreite, eine intensive Geschichte und ein toller Erzählstil. Wieder mal ist ein Buch von Jonathan Tropper eine sehr runde Sache. Liebe und Tod, Trauer und Freundschaft, das alles gepaart mit viel Humor – die bunte Mischung sorgt für einen sehr, s...
Eine Achterbahnfahrt der Gefühle: Lesen, lachen, leiden und eintauchen. Einfache sehr, sehr gute Unterhaltung. Die Story: Der 29-jährige Doug verliert seine Frau durch einen Flugzeugabsturz, im Garten wüten die Kaninchen, sein Stiefsohn macht Ärger, und seine ganze Familie, allen voran die beiden Sc...
A rather apt book to take along with me during my travels following a band. So far Jonathan Tropper can do no wrong by me, and while this isn't as laugh out loud hilarious as This Is Where I Leave You, it is just as good only in its own way. The characters are quintessentially dysfunctional, as on...
While the characters may seem recycled from [b:The Book of Joe|46661|The Book of Joe|Jonathan Tropper|http://d202m5krfqbpi5.cloudfront.net/books/1333578207s/46661.jpg|4570662] (or vice-versa, but that's the order I read them in), they are what make Tropper's writing what it is. The self-depricating/...
In the past few weeks, I've read way too many stories dealing with the death of a spouse, either directly or indirectly. While not every one of those books was a downer, by the time I reached How to Talk to a Widower I felt as though I should be waving a white flag around, yelling "I give up!"Honest...
Check out Scott Reads It! for reviews, giveaways, & more! I had never even heard of Jonathan Tropper before requesting One Last Thing because I mostly read Young Adult books. I was intrigued by the book's description, but I didn't actually expect that I would enjoy it. I'm definitely not the "t...
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