Dollycas’s ThoughtsMost of the books I read are series books were there is an underlying story-line or theme that plays throughout the series and has a mystery or two played out within each book. This book contains the first three episodes (like a television series) of a series set in the non-distan...
Blog Stories Review: http://storiesbooksandmovies.blogspot.it/2014/01/colazione-da-starbucks-laura-fitzgerald.htmlSe, leggendo il titolo di questo romanzo, avete pensato, anche solo per qualche attimo, che si trattasse di una tra le tante storielle rosa che ormai colonizzano gli scaffali delle libre...
Overall: I really liked this book. It wasn't your typical romance novel. It had a different point of view, focusing on the people around the main characters as well as her and her relationship. The idea of the "Hokey-Pokey" theory was very cute. I also enjoyed the different aspects that she brought ...
I received this book through First-Reads.The summary piqued my interest, but I knew from many, many flops in my reading history that a good summary wasn't enough. I hoped that Fitzgerald wouldn't drop the storyline and characters, and leave their credibility to be questioned halfway through the book...
Last month I read Veil of Roses as my Just For Fun book. This is the sequel to that book.Tamila (Tami) Soroush had come to visit her sister, Maryam, in Arizona, from Iran on a three month visitor visa. Her parents, her sister, and Tami all hoped she would find a wonderful man to marry so that she ...
The ending was predictable; however, I enjoyed the bits describing her experience in the english as a second language club and her experience in America.
This is my favorite kind of "chick-lit" - heavier on the "lit," and having more substance than one might expect. (Does that upgrade it to "women's fiction"? I'm still not entirely clear on the distinctions.) On the other hand, the cover illustration makes it look like a more serious book than it act...
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