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Little Miracles - Giselle Green

 
Description: ISBN 1847560687 / Genre: Fiction / Author: Giselle Green / Paperback / Book is published 2009-02-02 by AVON, a division of HarperCollins ... more
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Newest Review: ... first person chapters between Julia and Charlie and that's an interesting tack for Giselle to take. If there's to be more ... more

 ... than one main character in a book, authors generally go third-person, but I thought Giselle alternated her chapters well between the two and I thought the first-person narrative allowed us to really see what was going on in the heads of Julia and Charlie. I loved Julia straight away. I could totally understand why she felt ostracised with everything going on all around her in Malaga. I did wish that she'd told Charlie and Charlie's family sooner about her secret but bar that, I thought Julia was a great charact...more

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Premium Review Little Miracles - Giselle Green: I thought this book was a Miracle! (858 words)
by - written on 07/10/09 (Very useful, 74 readings)
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When Julia Fearon, her boyfriend Charlie and their son Haydn, go to Malaga to meet Charlie's family, Julia is thrilled at the prospect. Her optimism is short-lived when it turns out Charlie's family are incredibly religious and they're pressurising Julia about her upcoming wedding to Charlie. Trouble is, Julia has a secret that could ruin her future. Then tragedy strikes: after an argument with Charlie's abuela, Julia decides to take Haydn to the beach. There, Haydn disappears. Julia is frantic trying to find her son whereas Charlie loses himself in his work to help him get through his tragedy. The question is: Is Haydn alive or is Julia just struggling to come to terms ...  Read the complete review

 

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