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One-Way Bridge (Mattagash #4) (2013)

by Cathie Pelletier(Favorite Author)

3.54 of 5 Votes: 5

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English

genre

Humor

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Sourcebooks

review 1: I started this book because of the reviews. They almost all talked about the quirky characters and how much fun the book was.I was kind of disappointed while reading the first few chapters, maybe the first third of the book. The characters were slightly quirky but not out and out funny. And there didn't seem to be much of a story line. I almost put the book down. Now that I have finished the book, I am really glad I didn't. Around the middle of the book I realized that I was really looking forward to getting back to the book and seeing what these slightly quirky characters would be up to next. By this time you could begin to see how some of the interactions were turning into stories. the end of the book I found that I really liked and understood many of the charact... moreers and was sorry the book was over and I was saying goodbye to them.I didn't rate this a 5 star book because it took a while before I was engaged by it, but I definitely recommend it as a good read.
review 2: I picked this book to read because it is set in Maine. My mom is from Maine and we travel there at least once a year and I like to read books set this. This story was just ok for me. I had a lot of trouble seeing where it was going and caring about the characters as much as the author probably wanted me to. I'm not terribly fond of the manner in which most of the women in this novel were portrayed. And though the writing was good and I felt like I had a good picture of the town and the people, it felt like a chore to get through this book. Disappointingly, this novel was not a win for me. less

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