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Me & Timothy Cooper (2000)

by Suzanne D. Williams(Favorite Author)

3.48 of 5 Votes: 2

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review 1: Short and easy read about first love with Timothy and Taylor! It is a clean read and although the two main characters were religious it was not overdone with religious overtones.the only issue I had with this book was how serious it got so quickly. Taylor apparently has had a crush on Tim since she started at the high school but Tim has never spoken to her until they get a school assignment together. At this point we are supposed to believe that this confident and good looking guy liked her as well, knew about her crush on him, but never spoke to her before now? Then after a few days together just getting to know and like each other he has made up his mind to marry her? Maybe it does happen this quickly for guys, and when you know you know, but to me it just didn't ring tr... moreue. The only thing Tim really knew about Taylor at this point is that she is attractive and seemingly nice and this does not a marriage make! Of course this is only a novella and to wrap things up in a nice little bow maybe it made sense for the author to show that when you have a real relationship guys will wait until marriage for sex, which is a good point to make I just didn't see it really happening so quickly, but that could just be me :)
review 2: I'd give this less than 1 star if I could. I don't know why Goodreads says this has 200 odd pages because it doesn't. It's a novella, and it took me around 30 minutes to read it, tops.This book was so nauseating I felt sick. Girl and boy talk for the first time, and two days later he tells her he will be proposing in exactly two years time. But the thing is, they hadn't really spoken much at all. In fact, they were basically strangers.A weird little book with a lot of Christian moralising. If you decide to read, keep a bucket next to you ready to puke in. less

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