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 Hoping for Hope - Lucy Clare
Newest Review: ... at the moment based around young career women finding out they are pregnant and how it is going to change their lives, and ... more  ... although these are good, the storyline can only be done so many times before it becomes boring. So it was refreshing that this book offered a twist on the unexpected pregnancy storyline, and it is one that I haven't seen before in books. As well as the relationship between husband and wife, I was curious to see how the author would make the elder children react to their mother becoming a new mother again at the age of 50!
As mentioned, Liddy turned 50 just after finding out she was expecting her fourth child, so n...more |
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Hoping for Hope - Lucy Clare: Is Hope always a good thing? (917 words)
by - written on 31/07/08 (Very useful, 157 readings)
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Even though I have a huge pile of books in my bedroom waiting to be read, I can't resist accepting the big piles of books my mum brings me everytime she comes to visit me! When she came last month for my birthday, she brought with her another 4 books, 2 of which were by the author Lucy Clare, whom I hadn't heard of before. After browsing the back of the books to see which I liked, I decided that Hoping for Hope sounded different to the usual books I would read so that is the one I read first. Liddy Claver is sure that her weight gain and fatigue are symptoms of the menopause, after all she's about to turn 50 but she decides to check it out with her doctor. But ... Read the complete review
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