Une Maison de Reve (Paperback)

from turtlesleap

Really couldn't get too excited about this one. It's a pleasant enough "slice of life" novel dealing with an eventful period in the lives of a small group of people whose principal connection is a house. It's a fast read, does a nice job of character development.

from traciragas

Any book that makes you feel strongly about the characters is obviously well written. This was a perfect example. I can't say I really and truly liked most of the characters but they did raise pretty strong feelings from me. This was seemingly a simple story. Jonathan and Liz run a tutorial colle...

from lilkim714

I won this book through Early Reviewers. I just love the Sophie Kinsella and Madeline Wickham books and was thrilled to be able to read this. I was slightly disappointed because it really wasn't as good as her other books. It is a quick and easy read, the plot wasn't up to par with her other book...

from foggidawn

When Liz and Jonathan put their family home on the market and it fails to sell, the real estate agent suggests renting it out for a while, until the market picks up. What follows is a tangled mess of dreams, schemes, and liaisons between three families: the owners, the agents, and the tenants. Ug...

from stephanie_M

2010: no review, 3 stars. 2018: review— I'd originally read this novel in the summer of 2010, and has promptly forgotten about it. I'm bit disgruntled that I had, because this meant that when I came across it at our local library recently, I'd thought I'd missed this novel and would give it a try...