by Cathleen Schine
Helen thinks her life is just the way she wants it in the beginning of Summer and then by the end everything is topsy-turvey but I feel in a good way. And then she finds out a pretty big (wonderful) family secret. I loved [author:Mary Beth Hurt|671031]'s narration. I wish she would have narrated ...
This book had it's ups and downs. Ups: sometimes the writing was beautiful. You would read a paragraph, or sentence, and it's simply written, but well put together. The love letter in this book was one of the most romantic/relatable letters I've read. I could have written it myself, seeing as how it...
I don't know, despite all these reviews that quite rightly point out the story's shortcomings, I kinda liked crazy Helen and the improbable book store and the silly letter. It was a sweet little book, perfect for a weekend when you are sick with the flu. Could NOT get Kate Capshaw out of my head th...
This book is yummy! I love, love, love the intoxicating prose and the heady descriptions of illicit infatuations. It is worth reading simply for all of the bookstore scenes, but I guarantee you will never look at an orange the way again. And who knew shoelaces could be so romantic? Be prepared -...
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