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A review by kluv
Just Come Over by Rosalind James
5.0
I love the growth of the children and adults in this one. Of course there’s a love story that developes and kept my attention. Omg! I was glued to the pages as the heat simmered. But there were so many soft spots unrelated to the romance as well that kept me invested.
One of the most compelling portions is so minor to the whole plot, but stuck with me. Jenna tells Rhys (the main character) about how to use a book to help a child relate to the world and help her express her emotions with the book as a catalyst. How many of us do that? I know I do? What stuck with me about that was I remembered a book that helped me as a child. It’s so real. The examples that Rosalind uses in her stories are just so real!!!!
As usually I digress. Go read the book. It’s a great love story that develops over time and shows the importance of good communication, forgiveness, and honesty.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07JH4DD3S?ref=cm_sw_em_r_rw_mw_WgB0BxPOFhMnM
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One of the most compelling portions is so minor to the whole plot, but stuck with me. Jenna tells Rhys (the main character) about how to use a book to help a child relate to the world and help her express her emotions with the book as a catalyst. How many of us do that? I know I do? What stuck with me about that was I remembered a book that helped me as a child. It’s so real. The examples that Rosalind uses in her stories are just so real!!!!
As usually I digress. Go read the book. It’s a great love story that develops over time and shows the importance of good communication, forgiveness, and honesty.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07JH4DD3S?ref=cm_sw_em_r_rw_mw_WgB0BxPOFhMnM
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