Magic Words: A Tale for Christmas Time

by Emilie Maceroni

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76 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 2009

Reviews

[Frank · Rating 4 out of 5]

I liked this book but debated on whether it deserved a 4 or a 3. The author has two stories running together and I like the way he finished up one but I never found an answer to the other. If it was there I sure missed it. Either way that is why I rated it down. If you like a love story that has waited a lot of years to have a rebirth you might like this. If you find getting over grudges that have gone on for the same length of time interesting you might not like it because that is where I never found a resolution.

[Juergen John Roscher · Rating 2 out of 5]

I was disappointed in this short Christmas story. I hate to give Christmas books such a low rating but there was nothing in this story that would cause me to recommend others to read it. The story had two main threads and only one of them is resolved in the end. The writing was below average. In general this story felt like it was never finished and could have used a good editing.