Ladybug Farm Novel A Year on Ladybug Farm, (Paperback)

from auntieknickers

Although the descriptions of food, gardens and decorating sometimes made this book seem like Country Living magazine without the advertising, it was still quite enjoyable. The most unusual thing, and kudos to the author for it, is that the three heroines are all single (two long-divorced, one rec...

from dianaleez

A relaxing read as three middle aged women settle in North Carolina on a run-down estate. For those who are willing to suspend disbelief and go with the flow it's an easy trip. Those demanding originality and action need not apply.

from drausche

Nice story but I hated that the author made the main characters seem/act like they were in their 60s or 70s when it stated they were all in their 50s. She made them seem at the end of their lives when 50-somethings can still be wonderfully active and just starting new lives without all the compla...

from fefferbooks

Not bad. I liked the idea behind the book--three women who find themselves middle-aged, single, and with means and few obligations buy a run-down farm together and spend a year fixing it up. And the plotline was written pretty well. Predictable, but a decent arc. I do have some hangups with the w...

from bookwoman247

Three friends, each in their 50's, find themselves living alone in the suburbs and decide to buy a run-down, stately home together in rural Virginia where they will live together and each will pursue her dreams. I loved this book for its charm and wisdom. It was a fun, light, quick read, but cont...