Books by Danielle Hawkins
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review 1: Absolutely loved it. AND even better there was an epilogue that let you know that the characters continued to be happy. I love books where the main characters get together in the middle so you get to experience the magic of them being a couple rather than when they finally get to...
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review 1: Dinner at Rose´s is a feel-good-book. It´s very funny. I really enjoyed the dialogues and the thoughts of the main character Josie. All the characters are crazy in a way, but you have to love them anyway. The book is a bit sad as well but it´s not overly dramatic. You don´t get t...
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review 1: This book is chick-lit at its full potential. Touching, heart-warming, romantic and REAL. Josie and Matt could easily be people I know, see every day (although that's no doubt partly because I grew up in rural New Zealand, where this story is set). Rose could be many people I kno...
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review 1: Review by Stevie O'Cuana for Hopscotch Friday: Thinking about it, it’s not often that I read a book about New Zealand, or set in New Zealand, or that has anything to do with New Zealand. Danielle Hawkins’ Chocolate Cake for Breakfast is the story of Helen McNeil, a country vet i...
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review 1: This was a cute and fast read. It is very Kiwi, being Australian I could grasp many of the colloquialisms and the straight forward nature of the main character. I did wonder how people from other cultures might react to the story, country life can sound a bit brutal to some cit...