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| Title | : | Once Upon a Blind Date |
| Author | : | Wendy Markham |
| Book Format | : | Paperback |
| Book Edition | : | Deluxe Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 102 pages |
| Published | : | June 15th 2005 by Grand Central Publishing (first published March 1st 2004) |
| Categories | : | Womens Fiction. Chick Lit. Romance. Contemporary Romance. Contemporary. Fiction |
Wendy Markham
Paperback | Pages: 102 pages Rating: 3.53 | 305 Users | 13 Reviews
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Overall, the book is well written and has a cute plot. It's a bit corny at times, with the characters talking about love after 5 minutes of meeting and annoying at times, with them constantly trying to convince themselves they're all wrong for each other.Part of me likes the characters and another part doesn't. Maggie can get annoying really fast. And I don't quite buy the my best friend is of the opposite sex and neither of us feels any attraction towards the other bit.
But the book is an easy read, especially if you're looking for a predictable, fun little story.
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| Original Title: | Once Upon a Blind Date |
| ISBN: | 0446696609 (ISBN13: 9780446696609) |
| Edition Language: | English |
Rating Of Books Once Upon a Blind Date
Ratings: 3.53 From 305 Users | 13 ReviewsEvaluation Of Books Once Upon a Blind Date
I liked this story. It's basically a story of opposites attracting. However, Wendy is such a good writer it doesn't get boring or cliche.There is also a good deal of comedy sprinkled through. The bedroom scenes were not all that steamy so if that's what you look for, you'll be disappointed.Overall, a great read.Fun book to read. The story takes place in NYC. Two friends want their friends to settle down even though they aren't settled down themselves.
A great beach/pool read!
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My review can be found here:http://romancebookie.blogspot.com/201...
I just don't understand why this was written in present tense. In the end I almost started to get used to it but it was still annoying. There were some cute moments in this book, but Charlie and Maggie were both too stubborn for me.
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