Happy Sunday to you!
I remembered to check NetGalley this morning, not really expecting anything, but found a super 4* review on there. I'm delighted with Fienna B's comments and thank her very much - especially her reasoning for not giving the novel 5*.
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Here's what she says:
Most of the book tells a story about an adventure between
two best friends, Margaret and Jessie, narrated from Margaret's perspective.
Practically sisters, they've been inseparable since childhood, navigating
life's twists and turns with their destinies intertwined.
It's a really wholesome story filled with positivity as we
follow Margaret and Jessie figuring out life together. We get to see their ups
and downs but we would never feel despair because of the characters' optimism
toward the future. You'd have a bit of laugh when Margaret was still a child, I
had never expected this book to be funny in the first chapters but I had a
chuckle and a laugh here and there.
The writer's ability to detail each scene and constructing
the characteristics' of the characters are divine. I feel like I'm experiencing
Scotland with the characters all the way from my home. I can feel the love, the
heartbreak, the confusion of each character. I weep as well as laugh along when
the scene beckon me to do so.
I can connect with each character and scene but one. It
seems like an affair justification because of the one sentence produced in
certain chapter and I admire Margaret's attitude on the whole ordeal. But I
can't stand that particular scene, for me an affair is wrong in any way and
can't be justified. So I have to let 1 star go from my rating.
I would still recommend this book to those who love Jane
Eyre, coming of age story, a bit of
romance and struggle but a fun read!
Netgalley Reviews HERE
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Now, before I can do some writing of posts for my upcoming Coffee Pot Blog Tour for Novice Threads, I have kitchen clear outs to do before more renovation of the room begins tomorrow.
Happy Reading,
SlĂ inte!
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