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Sto caricando le informazioni... Merry and Bright: A Novel (edizione 2017)di Debbie Macomber (Autore)
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Iscriviti per consentire a LibraryThing di scoprire se ti piacerà questo libro. Attualmente non vi sono conversazioni su questo libro. Merry and Bright was such a wholesome Christmas novel that reflects the joy that people should have for each other throughout this season. It certainly got me in the festive spirit and shows how surprising people can be. ( ) Full review can be found here: https://nordie.wordpress.com/2017/10/03/merry-and-bright-by-debbie-macomber/ A fun holiday read with extra cheesy romance. Typical love story, think of PG rated Fifty Shades of Grey and You've Got Mail. A good looking, successful and rich boss finding romance with a poor goodhearted girl working as temp at his office. Added to that was their online dating. Enjoyable and quick. So I'm typically not a big fan of these kinds of books, way to much of a hallmark kind of feel. But our book group read it for Christmas so I decided to give it a chance. Honestly, it felt way to unrealistic to me. The biggest issue I had, however, was the way the younger brother was portrayed. You find out early on in the book he has down syndrome. There's nothing wrong with that. However, the author portrayed him to be very stupid throughout the book which is EXTREMELY offensive to someone who has worked with many kids who have different ways of thinking. Kids with down syndrome, and other things of that nature, are actually very intelligent. Typically more so than what we consider "normal." Not only did the brother himself imply that he was stupid multiple times, the sister acted surprised anytime he had an intelligent thought. It felt to me as if the author simply threw him in there just to give the main character a tragic home life. It's not tragic to have down syndrome. It just means that you think a different way. Many others may not agree with me on this, but I wanted to give an honest review and this was going through my head during the entire book. I felt like this needed to be addressed as well. nessuna recensione | aggiungi una recensione
Merry Smith is pretty busy these days. She's taking care of her family, baking cookies, decorating for the holidays, and hoping to stay out of the crosshairs of her stressed and by-the-book boss at the consulting firm where she temps. Her own social life is the last thing she has in mind, much less a man. Without her knowledge, Merry's well-meaning mom and brother create an online dating profile for her--minus her photo--and the matches start rolling in. Initially, Merry is incredulous, but she reluctantly decides to give it a whirl. Soon Merry finds herself chatting with a charming stranger, a man with similar interests and an unmistakably kind soul. Their online exchanges become the brightest part of her day. But meeting face-to-face is altogether different, and her special friend is the last person Merry expects--or desires. Still, sometimes hearts can see what our eyes cannot. In this satisfying seasonal tale, unanticipated love is only a click away. Non sono state trovate descrizioni di biblioteche |
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