Reviews

One Day You'll Know by Lauren Brooke

tibbarasden's review

emotional hopeful fast-paced

5.0

Another one of my favorites. I think the plot and conflicts in this one are well done. I like how we see relationship dynamics grow and deepen.

gouricanread's review against another edition

3.0

The book was fine and the characters were kinda realistic.I don't know what else to say.I'll give a review soon.

tmholsman_1994's review against another edition

5.0

Again another five star read. This series has captured my heart. It has so many lessons you can learn as you read the series. They might just be what you need to hear some days. I also like that it had hints of a slow burn romance between Amy and Ty, but it doesn’t over power the story. I also like how the titles are intertwined in the story some how.

helliotine's review

Je suis en train de me refaire tous les tomes. Ils se lisent aussi facilement que dans mon souvenir. Une heure ou moins pour un tome environ, c'est vite plié.
Tout ça me rend nostalgique...

Moi qui craignait qu'ils soient trop naïfs, ou juvéniles, c'est surtout rafraîchissant.

Je me rappelais d'une Amy bien plus égoïste que ça, mais finalement elle est surtout jeune et voit difficilement au-delà de sa douleur. On oublie bien facilement qu'elle n'a que 16 ans...

Seule ombre au tableau jusqu'ici : la traduction ??? Pourquoi le personnage d'Ashley Gorst (souvent décrit pas l'héroïne comme absolument magnifique, entre autres, soit dit en passant...) est-il si cliché ??? (Je n'oublie pas que le livre est écrit pour des ados d'une douzaine d'années ou un peu plus...) 
Et surtout, pourquoi est-ce que son nom était traduit jusqu'à ce tome par Angela si c'était pour revenir après 6 livres au nom d'origine ?!

briarsreviews's review against another edition

inspiring lighthearted reflective relaxing medium-paced

4.0

Another day, another Heartland book to work my way through! Since I managed to find all of these books at a local book sale, I've been trying my hardest to work my way through this series slowly but surely. It is a fantastic series to disappear into. With family-centered focus and being kind to animals, I absolutely adore this series and can see why it got to big and became a television show.

This book tackles the first Thanksgiving without Amy and Lou's Mom. It's hard on Amy to miss her Mom so much and see how everything just goes on as if it didn't happen. Then to make matters worse, Lou wants to see their Dad, her friends are shifting their opinions on the local bullies, and something seems to be going on with Amy and her new (or not so new?) crush. This book packs a lot of drama into one read, but it is so sweet! I absolutely adore this book.

Four out of five stars.

magolden13's review against another edition

emotional hopeful inspiring lighthearted

4.0

gouricanread's review

3.0

The book was fine and the characters were kinda realistic.I don't know what else to say.I'll give a review soon.

eljoseph24's review against another edition

emotional hopeful inspiring medium-paced

• Plot- or character-driven? A mix
• Strong character development? No
• Loveable characters? Yes
• Diverse cast of characters? No
• Flaws of characters a main focus? No

5.0

landscapesofink's review

4.0

Glad I've gotten around to reading this one. I haven't read one of these for a few weeks not, and it picked up just where it left off :) So awesome. I read this in about 2 hours, which is pretty crazy given the quite small font size. There was also finally quite a bit of romance, split between

Spoiler

Amy and Ty and Matt, Lou and Scott, Soraya and Ben.

And for once Amy wasn't completely selfish. I was really worried for Jack though! I might have even teared up.

Spoiler

It was so scary how he had to go to the hospital :( But I'm so glad that he's okay, and that they were all together for Christmas. AND THAT AMY AND TY FINALLY KISSED!

krisz's review against another edition

3.0

(Lou elutazik megkeresni az apjukat, nagypapa kórházba kerül.)