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This was my second SAA book, read right after The Girl Who Chased the Moon and just like that book, it was a lovely, made me cry real tears at the end of the book kind of story. I just loved it and I love how SAA spins her yarn and winds up everything happily ever after at the end. I like that. I think I realize that more and more now after reading. I now have Garden Spells sitting in my to read pile. It's already here. I'm going going to push it down a few books though and save it as long as I
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Was a good story, just not one of my favorites by her.
I went for five stars, because I loved this book as much as I love Garden Spells. It had all the magical characteristics as Garden Spells, but a different but equally engaging story line. When you first start the book you are introduced to a sad and Lonely Josey who happens upon a woman in her closet. The story begins to intertwine several characters who live in the fictional ski resort town of Bald Slope. Light and fun and made for a great summer read, although I think it would be equally as wo
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This book was just as enjoyable as Aleen's other 2. I hope she continues to write such fun books.
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I really enjoy this author's work. Like Garden Spells, it's another Allen story to get lost in, staying up way too late at night just to keep reading. I can't wait for her next book to come out.
2024 addition: I have reread this many times, usually at the first big show of the year. 🧡 ...more
2024 addition: I have reread this many times, usually at the first big show of the year. 🧡 ...more
Wonderful story - sad, hopeful, funny, real - all topped with sugar sprinkles and a touch of magic. Loved it.
Apr 18, 2010
Jamaie
marked it as to-read
