As you all know I’m staying away from anything that might get me over excited and yes, unfortunately that extends to *uhum* the bedroom. Kidding, it’s not that dire yet! Its a little anxiety thing that I’m getting a handle on, so someday soon I’ll be flipping the pages of those twisted thrillers I l...
Read by Vincenza: Really interesting to see the relationship develop. Simply written, easy read. Also read by Sarah: Dramatic ending. Didn't enjoy it (don't like romance novels).
An extended version of this is available at my blog, http://wp.me/p3z9AH-1Bc" target="_blank">The Irresponsible Reader. ----- There's a saying, cited in popular song, that if you love someone you must set them free. Well, that's just nonsense. If you love someone, you bind them to you with heavy ...
Part of me really enjoyed One Day, the other part found it average, hence the 3 stars.The characterisation was very good, and that was a big plus for the novel. I expected it to be very weak, considering it was only one day every year we were seeing the characters, but David Nicholls got really deep...
One Day was on my birthday wishlist of books for my husband to buy. All I can say is I devoured this book, and was quite sad to see it end. Through Dex and Em’s story, author David Nicholls has nailed not only the spirit of recent decades beginning in the late 80’s, but he’s also vividly painted th...
From the moment I read the initial chapter [this was during the summer of 2011] which features the bedroom scene with Dexter ("Dex") and Emma ("Em") on the night after they both had graduated from university (July 15th, 1988), I WAS HOOKED. I developed such a deep empathy for both of them, though I ...
Looking back on this novel I'm beginning to wonder why Dexter and Emma actually like each other.... It baffles me, but maybe that's the beauty of this novel. One Day is an emotional rollercoaster to say the least, but in the end, it had me in tears. I think that everyone has a bit of Emma inside of ...
Opening Line: "I suppose the important thing is to make some sort of difference" So I’m going to try to write a somewhat sensible review here that doesn’t come across as all gushy fan-girl. I will say (hopefully only once) that I adored this book but you should know that I'm a bit of a sucker for...
bookshelves: published-2009 Read in August, 2009 Julian Rhind-Tutt reads from the bittersweet novel by David Nicholls.'With a nod to WHEN HARRY MET SALLY, this funny, emotionally engaging third novel from David Nicholls traces the unlikely relationship between Emma Morley and Dexter Mayhew . . . ...
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