Siempre El Mismo Dia (Paperback)

from michaeldwebb

For the first few chapters I thought this was going to be the worst book I'd ever read - a soppy, charmless romance, chick lit lite or something. But it gradually won me over, and be the end it was actually quite moving. One Day is the story of two friends, Emma and Dexter, told by narrating one ...

from laphroaig

"One Day" is a stop-motion image: every year we catch-up with Dexter and Emma, from their first meeting at university graduation and then on each anniversary after that. Proudly advertising praise by Nick Hornby and Tony Parsons, this novel falls squarely within a "bloke lit" category. If that ma...

from MickyFine

Dexter and Emma encounter each other on July 15, 1988, the day after their graduation from college. But that one day serves as the foundation for a relationship that will last over twenty years. Growing up, finding careers, and drifting apart and back together, their friendship and potential roma...

from karieh

It's impossible for me to avoid a "When Harry Met Sally" comparison when reviewing "One Day". This, too, is a story of two people meeting, connecting. Becoming friends, then not friends, then more than friends, then not...the ebbs and flows of Emma and Dexter knowing one another for decades. We g...

from seekingflight

I was originally attracted to this novel because I'd heard of its interesting structure - it tells the story of the relationship between Dexter and Emma by recounting the events of one day in each year, the 15th of July, from the first night they spend together after their graduation, in 1988, fo...