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Warning, this is not a cute book about a library. (ha) Book lovers beware, this will not scratch your book loving itch. This is a very thoughtfulbook though. I think I was expecting more of that Owen Wilson movie, Midnight in Paris. This is my fault for never really knowing what I should pick up and…
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Warning, I am not a rom-com reader but I picked this book anyways and here is what I thought … I LOVED it. Book lovers everywhere can’t help being pulled in to a book about books. This was no exception. An agent and an editor? How freaking perfect. I loved Nora’s stone cold persona…
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Not much to say as it’s a classic. I am so glad I read this book and dove into the story of Anne (with an ‘e’). This book meant a lot to me as it was my husband’s Grandma’s favorite book. She was a Canadian who lived rural life and really followed along Anne’s story…
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I can’t believe it took me so long to read this. On top of that, I’m upset that I read this via kindle instead of buying and purchasing this as a physical book. This was a beautiful, whimsical, fairytale and I’m not sure if it was AMAZING or if I hadn’t read a fairytale in a…
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First off, I want to comment on… what can you really say about someone else’s story? This is Jennette’s real account on her personal life. It’s her opinion and she deserves every right to her opinion and how can anyone say she is wrong. Getting that out of the way – Jennette’s writing is powerful. The book…
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I’m slowly making my way through all of Hemingway’s novels and what a novel A Farwell To Arms turned out to be. The description of Hemingway’s, excuse me Henry’s, surroundings were what made this book MAGICAL. Especially while the character Henry was at war. WW1 doesn’t get as much attention as WWII, but it seems way more brutal…
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What can you even say about such an iconic book, that hasn’t already been said? The answer? Nothing. So I won’t sit here and try to give a beautiful review on the writing, the songs, the poems or the story. That would waste everyone’s time. What I will do is mention a few…
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Again, I didn’t read the synopsis and was rewarded. When I started this book I had no idea what ‘Hester’ represented. As I neared the end of the book, I actually started to get annoyed Hester wasn’t showing up. I was delightfully surprised when I found the true meaning of Hester. If you are a naive…
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This story is not trending very well on the star rating as I expected and I find that interesting. I personally found this story lovely. Maybe I’m biased because I might find any story in Paris lovely. Who knows. The story is loosely based on Jackie Kennedy’s year in Paris. How the French culture ‘might…
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