sarahs_bookish_life's review against another edition
4.0
I adored the Australian setting of Brewer Creek. It is such a great setting for a story and I couldn’t help but travel miles in my head whilst I took in the sights and sounds that Tamara was experiencing.
This was so much more than a romance story. There is a real sense of community as well as a variety of friendships and relationships. There was also so many heart-warming moments that made my eyes mist over at the lovely actions of some of the characters. Especially the one with Waffles.
I loved Jake’s character. All is definitely not all that it appears when it comes to him and April. I was very intrigued to find out more as I could feel the romantic tension between Jake and Tamara growing. I was desperate for everything to come together and see if romance was on the cards for these two or not.
The Friendship Tree is indeed an uplifting read and one of pure escapism. Reading it in winter time really helped chase those winter blues away while I enjoyed the sunnier climate in the story. I so enjoyed getting to know the residents of Brewer Creek and was reluctant to get near the end which would mean my time with them would soon be coming to an end. A lovely book to pass away the time with.
This was so much more than a romance story. There is a real sense of community as well as a variety of friendships and relationships. There was also so many heart-warming moments that made my eyes mist over at the lovely actions of some of the characters. Especially the one with Waffles.
I loved Jake’s character. All is definitely not all that it appears when it comes to him and April. I was very intrigued to find out more as I could feel the romantic tension between Jake and Tamara growing. I was desperate for everything to come together and see if romance was on the cards for these two or not.
The Friendship Tree is indeed an uplifting read and one of pure escapism. Reading it in winter time really helped chase those winter blues away while I enjoyed the sunnier climate in the story. I so enjoyed getting to know the residents of Brewer Creek and was reluctant to get near the end which would mean my time with them would soon be coming to an end. A lovely book to pass away the time with.
booksuperpower's review against another edition
3.0
My review for The Friendship Tree by Helen J. Rolfe will be featured on Romancing the Book Blog on July 2, 2015. Look for it here: http://www.romancingthebook.com
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