I Hope You Dance (Paperback)

from alekee

We open this book with Ruth Henderson returning back home, hat in hand, with her daughter Maggie, her fourteen year old. She is basically out in the street and not very many options but to swallow her pride and return back to her parents. This story has so many examples of how we tend to judge pe...

from CarleneInspired

This book is not at all what I expected it to be and I loved that about it! I have firmly reminded myself not to judge a book by its cover, or its summary. After losing everything she knew, Ruth quits her job and takes her 14 year old daughter, Maggie, home with her to live with her parents. She'...

from Topazshell

In England, there is a family. For me, the important ones are Ruth and Maggie and Fraser. Ruth falls in love with a rich boy. He lives in a house called the Big House. After the death of his mother, he shares his heart with Ruth. Ruth's love for him, David, grows. The romance leads to the birth o...

from vintagebeckie

I Hope You Dance by Beth Moran is women's fiction with a delightful British accent. Offering a fresh perspective on people and places and culture, it made me laugh, sigh, and think. Although it is a bit different from what most American readers expect from Christian fiction, this novel gets a rec...

from AnnaBastos

The following review was based on the unrevised ARC of this work, kindly provided by Netgalley in exchange for an honest feedback. Lovely! I confess the summary had led me to believe the book to be a lighthearted chick lit about dancing. While the beginning did have the tone, and while there was ...