- Paperback: 256 pages
- Publisher: Pan; New Ed edition (15 April 2005)
- Language English
- ISBN-10: 0330412175
- ISBN-13: 978-0330412179
- Product Dimensions: 17.2 x 11 x 2.4 cm
- Average Customer Review: 3.2 out of 5 stars See all reviews (5 customer reviews)
- Amazon Bestsellers Rank: 712,170 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)
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'This wonderfully enjoyable tale of three friends in Ireland is definitely worth reading.'
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A fabulous new novel of love, life and romance from a No 1 bestselling author
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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
I have thoroughly enjoyed all Sarah Webb's previous novels but I'm afraid I was disappointed with this one. It seemed as if it had been written "by numbers" and therefore the characters did not come alive for me. Also, I found the ending to be abrupt, as if the author had run out of time and simply tied up the loose ends without really thinking about them.
Having said that, I will still probably read her next book because her past record has been so good.
Having said that, I will still probably read her next book because her past record has been so good.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
To begin with the book is filled with grammatical errors and even a few spelling mistakes which is bad service from the publisher.
I was attracted to the book and thought it might be entertaining as 2 of the main characters have my fantasy jobs - working in a book shop and working in a shoe shop (don't fancy being a councillor though!!)
This is yet another Irish Chick Lit book - the whole format of which is becoming far too often repeated - I like the chick lit format and I like the Irish small town lifestyle but the two are put together far too often.
The story telling is very simplistic which makes the book incredibly easy to read and it passes the time of day but it won't challenge the reader in any way and it is easy to forget about as soon as you put it down
The plot is very predictable and some of the characters are very cliched (although a few are very good - I particularly liked Molly). One character I found very badly drawn was Callum as his behaviour seemed to vary from being that of a 3 year old to that of a 15 year old in the space of a few pages.
All this said I did read it through and it was OK but no more.
I was attracted to the book and thought it might be entertaining as 2 of the main characters have my fantasy jobs - working in a book shop and working in a shoe shop (don't fancy being a councillor though!!)
This is yet another Irish Chick Lit book - the whole format of which is becoming far too often repeated - I like the chick lit format and I like the Irish small town lifestyle but the two are put together far too often.
The story telling is very simplistic which makes the book incredibly easy to read and it passes the time of day but it won't challenge the reader in any way and it is easy to forget about as soon as you put it down
The plot is very predictable and some of the characters are very cliched (although a few are very good - I particularly liked Molly). One character I found very badly drawn was Callum as his behaviour seemed to vary from being that of a 3 year old to that of a 15 year old in the space of a few pages.
All this said I did read it through and it was OK but no more.
Format:Paperback
I have read and enjoyed Sarah Webb before, but I find it difficult to believe that this book was even written by her! The characters were dull, and occasionally dim to the point of stupidity. The dialogue was terribly stilted and cliched, the errors in the text were annoying, and when I read a sentence with the words 'lingering lip caress', I completely lost the will to live and gave up! A big disappointment.
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Charming Read and Highly Recommended
Sarah Webb has done it again - a charming book written with warmth and humour. Set in a bookshop called Happily Ever After, it's the story of 3 very different friends. Read more
Published on 12 Jan 2006 by Bernie
brilliant story
i love sarah webb's book's especially this one.
follows the life of a number of woman all tied together through the opening of a safarie park country home with shops on. Read more
follows the life of a number of woman all tied together through the opening of a safarie park country home with shops on. Read more
Published on 29 Mar 2004 by "tysonlsa"
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