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How I Met Your Mother (Letters to Alhannah #1)
by
Höbin Luckyfeller,
Jaime Buckley (Goodreads Author)
It's not always easy, being a widower and raising two children all alone. Especially when your daughter is a warrior-spirit who wants to follow in her mothers foot steps.
Höbin Luckyfeller shares a personal correspondence between himself and his famous, blade-wielding daughter.
Höbin Luckyfeller shares a personal correspondence between himself and his famous, blade-wielding daughter.
ebook, 25 pages
Published
August 27th 2012
by On The Fly Publications
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I need to qualify my rating here...don't want to give the wrong impression.
I liked the letter. A lot. However, this isn't a stand alone work. At least not in my opinion. There are a few editing mistakes, but nothing that caused me to break my flow.
Letter's to Alhannah lets you experience more of Hobin's personality--his deep feelings and perspectives on some important life issues. My daughter isn't that old--but it had me thinking about her, as a parent. Very cool. It also makes me EXTRA curious...more
I liked the letter. A lot. However, this isn't a stand alone work. At least not in my opinion. There are a few editing mistakes, but nothing that caused me to break my flow.
Letter's to Alhannah lets you experience more of Hobin's personality--his deep feelings and perspectives on some important life issues. My daughter isn't that old--but it had me thinking about her, as a parent. Very cool. It also makes me EXTRA curious...more
Jaime Buckley dedicates this book to "the parents of strong-willed children who know so much they won't listen to your counsel...even though you do it out of love and genuine concern for their welfare."
Thank you.
This is a priceless gem spoke to me I will be handing it to my children.
Thank you.
This is a priceless gem spoke to me I will be handing it to my children.
This was definitely a different speed and feel from the main story. It's even a leap from Demoni Vankil, which I think is a near-perfect story.
I loved this book for two specific reasons:
One: It's emotional. I'm not the sweet sappy type, I'm a guy--but this was a story I think everyone, male and female, is going to enjoy because it hits a soft side of you. Pick it up, you'll see what I mean. It's telling a 'how we met' story (the title, duh) through the eyes and circumstance of another race. I fo...more
I loved this book for two specific reasons:
One: It's emotional. I'm not the sweet sappy type, I'm a guy--but this was a story I think everyone, male and female, is going to enjoy because it hits a soft side of you. Pick it up, you'll see what I mean. It's telling a 'how we met' story (the title, duh) through the eyes and circumstance of another race. I fo...more
This is very good short book.
Was much frustrated for taking long to read because my work is taking much time. But I am happy i did finish, because I like it.
Fathers will enjoy because this is a personal view from Hobin to his daughter. Very touching and has funny parts too. Made me laugh--especially finding tooth in planter! Hah!
Am hoping more letters will come. Would like to read replies from Alhannah.
I give four stars.
Was much frustrated for taking long to read because my work is taking much time. But I am happy i did finish, because I like it.
Fathers will enjoy because this is a personal view from Hobin to his daughter. Very touching and has funny parts too. Made me laugh--especially finding tooth in planter! Hah!
Am hoping more letters will come. Would like to read replies from Alhannah.
I give four stars.
Feb 19, 2013
Lara
marked it as maybe-baby
Aug 27, 2012
Matt Langdon
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Known to collaborate frequently with YA Author Jaime Buckley, Höbin Luckyfeller specializes in acquiring unique information, not readily available to the public. He’s also been quoted over 650,000,000 times in the public school system for his definition of the gnome race:
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