Books by Emma Garcia
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review 1: I'm always on the lookout for funny, light, happy, and WELL-WRITTEN chick lit. So hard to find! This novel was pretty good. There was too much focus on relationship/boy drama (well coulda guessed that from the title!). Viv is a likeable character and only slightly annoying in her...
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review 1: Possible Spoilers: I loved this book and the sequel. It is well written, funny and romantic. Viv and Max have been friends for a very long time. Both adore each other, however, are with other people. When Rob, Viv's fiance breaks their engagement Viv is heartbroken, but finds...
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review 1: Sometimes it's fun to read about someone in her early 30s to remind oneself how seriously we took ourselves at that age! I really enjoyed the book even though I wanted to yell at the main character Vivienne for being such an idiot about her long time boyfriend who did nothing b...
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review 1: We have a new Queen of the Ditched and Depressed and her name is Vivienne. You will love her (I do) because she’s just like us, heartbroken but hopeful. She’s got the dodgy ex all our friends tell us are no good (but they just don’t UNDERSTAND him like we do) and the dopey boy ma...
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review 1: From the first few pages, it is clear that Emma Garcia has a great understanding of young children. Toddlers love cars. Toddlers love car sounds. This colorful playful book catalogs a parking garage full of cars that "vroom vroom" "whoosh whoosh" and "brmm brmm" as they speed pas...
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review 1: Great introduction to the basic tools of construction. Emma Garcia intertwines vocabulary, onomatopoetic language, and toddler friendly explorations. The illustrations personalize the tools with darling little eyes and demonstrate how the tools work together. I love finding delig...