Books by Elin Hilderbrand
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review 1: I'm reading Beautiful Day and this was just a little bit of information into Margot's past relationship with Drum Sr. which I liked. It wasn't anything you would read if you didn't already know Margot, but I enjoyed it. Drum Sr. is mentioned so much in Beautiful Day that it was...
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review 1: I don't know who I'm fooling with all the three star reviews I keep giving Elin hilderbrand's books. I love her stories. The elitist and anti-feminist things her characters say and think make me cringe, but I keep coming back for more the way Connie keeps reaching for the Chardon...
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review 1: This was a sad, moving tale not the light, feel good read the cover conveys. It‘s told in multi POVS about four teenage friends involved in an auto accident and the death of one of them. As the story unfolds you see how everyone is coping with the death and their parents learn ...
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review 1: I enjoyed reading this "take to the beach" novel. The relationship between the characters made me jealous for their closeness and understanding of each other. This book is about handling grief - how it makes some destroy themselves and others finally find an understanding of life...
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review 1: Dabney Kimball Beech, the 48-year-old fifth generation Nantucketer, has had a lifelong gift of matchmaking (52 couples still together to her credit). But when Dabney discovers she is dying of pancreatic cancer, she sets out to find matches for a few people very close to home: her...
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review 1: I absolutely hated this book. A woman dying of cancer uses her last time on the earth to dictate every single thing about her daughter's wedding? What a control freak. She really needed a Hospice social worker to tell her to cut that *#& out. I mean really. The daughter didn't ev...
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review 1: I had never read an Elin Hilderbrand book before this one, but I liked it okay. I wasn't a huge fan of the characters, but it was fun to see how they worked out the situations they got themselves in. That said, some of them didn't work out their problems at all, and I kind of lik...