Alphabet Weekends - Elizabeth Noble Reviews
Description:ISBN 0340838078 / Genre: Fiction / Author: Elizabeth Noble / Edition: First Edition / Paperback / 432 Pages / Book is published ... more
Alphabet Weekends - Elizabeth Noble ... 2006-01-30 by Hodder Paperbacks
Newest Review: ... some writing myself, and find it really hard sometimes to come up with ideas, but I thought this was very cleverly written. ... more
... Tom and Natalie constantly play hard to get with each other, trying to trump what the other one's letter is about. Some of the letters were predicatable, others did take me by surprise, but that makes a really good plot and a book that is a real page turner.
It's very easy reading, which is good as you can't wait to see what happens next. The characters are veyr well developed (the main ones, Tom and Natalie, especially) and even though you can pretty much guess they get together in the end, I loved reading all the ...more
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Customer Alphabet Weekends - Elizabeth Noble Reviews (3)
by - written on 15/01/12 (Useful, 7 readings)
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A true classic by Elizabeth Noble - again! I love all of her books, and I particularly remember this one, due to it's clever use of the letters in the alphabet. I have started to do some writing myself, and find it really hard sometimes to come up with ideas, but I thought this was very cleverly written. Tom and Natalie constantly play hard to get with each other, trying to trump what the other one's letter is about. Some of the letters were predicatable, others did take me by surprise, but that makes a really good plot and a book that is a real page turner. It's very easy reading, which is good as you can't wait to see what happens next. The ... Read the complete review
by - written on 17/07/11 (Very useful, 54 readings)
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Wow! I have just finished reading a great book! The book in question is called 'Alphabet Weekends' and was written by author Elizabeth Noble. The book was released in the United Kingdom in 2006. The book is 432 pages long and is currently available to buy from Amazon for just 1p which I think is amazing value for money! The plot: Natalie has been dumped by her boyfriend. When she was younger she had a best friend called Tom; when they were teenagers they made a promise that if they weren't married by the time they were in their thirties, they would marry eachother. Decades on, have they got any chemistry? What will happen when Tom comes up with the idea of ... Read the complete review
by - written on 22/11/10, updated on 15/08/11 (Very useful, 134 readings)
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A while ago I read 'Things I want my Daughters to Know' by Elizabeth Noble which I found to be one of the most emotional and heart wrenching books that I had read in a long time. As a consequence, I was keen to read more by this author and have just finished her book 'Alphabet Weekends'. It is another very good book but nowhere as near as emotional as the other one and is actually written in quite a different style. Nonetheless it was a very enjoyable read. Alphabet Weekends is a bit of a romantic tale about two friends who have known each other for many ways in a purely platonic way. The story starts on New Year's Eve with Natalie nursing a broken heart after ... Read the complete review
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