Elyse ’s review of The One-in-a-Million Boy > Likes and Comments

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message 1: by Mischenko (new)

Mischenko Wonderful review, Elyse! Hope all is well. <3


message 2: by Miriam (new)

Miriam Smith (A Mother’s Musings) Beautiful review Elyse 🌺🌺


message 3: by j e w e l s (new)

j e w e l s Nice! Hopefully my bookclub votes with me and chooses this book next month!


message 4: by Kelly (new)

Kelly Shana tova, Elyse!


message 5: by Cheri (new)

Cheri So glad you enjoyed this one, Elyse!


message 6: by Elyse (new)

Elyse  Walters Mischenko wrote: "Wonderful review, Elyse! Hope all is well. <3"

Thank you Mischenko :) xoxo You too!!!!


message 7: by Elyse (new)

Elyse  Walters Miriam wrote: "Beautiful review Elyse 🌺🌺"

Thank You, Miriam! xoxo


message 8: by Elyse (new)

Elyse  Walters j e w e l s wrote: "Nice! Hopefully my bookclub votes with me and chooses this book next month!"

Hi Jewels --Thanks! My fingers and toes are cross 'with' you :) xo


message 9: by Elyse (new)

Elyse  Walters Kelly wrote: "Shana tova, Elyse!"

Kelly wrote: "Shana tova, Elyse!"

Shabbat Shalom, Kelly --- L' Shanah Tovah!
A 'sweet' year to you!


message 10: by Elyse (new)

Elyse  Walters Cheri wrote: "So glad you enjoyed this one, Elyse!"

Thanks Cheri --I never really even heard of it until just before I read it. (must have been asleep when it came out)


message 11: by Ron (new)

Ron I loved that unusual friendship Elyse, and such well drawn characters. Don't think I can forget them. Thanks for reminding me of them and the wonderful themes of this story!


message 12: by Elyse (new)

Elyse  Walters Ron, it was wonderful and reading your review… And seeing that soft side of you was endearing. Paul often says to me.."don't you dare tell anybody that I cried that.....film,book,or last week ... a memorial service.

When I was reading parts of it, I even remember the time when I was a little girl, and nobody was home at my house during the day after my dad died, and there was an old woman who live by herself in a house on our block... and I remember going over there and just sitting and talking with her. Just she and me, I don't remember her name today, and I don't remember for how long it went on but I hadn't thought about it and years until this book.


message 13: by Karen (new)

Karen Great review Elyse! I loved this book!


message 14: by linda (new)

linda Wait a sec Elyse ... Did we finish the book on the same exact day and we celebrate the same holiday too ??
I'm in the grocery store parking lot getting ready to get food for tomorrow night lol
Happy New Year !!!


message 15: by Angela M (new)

Angela M Beautiful review, Elyse . I really loved this story. I just wish I knew the boy's name.


message 16: by Elyse (new)

Elyse  Walters Great book for sure Karen!! Thanks xo💕


message 17: by Elyse (new)

Elyse  Walters Linda ---isn't that a riot?
L'Shannah Tovah ......

Sounds like Trump is going to be a good boy tomorrow too. You must be so glad that you don't live in this country right now. Shhhh lol
Have a great dinner - and enjoy services if going.


message 18: by Elyse (new)

Elyse  Walters Angela....yeah. I thought about that. I wonder if anyone's written the author... and if she has given any reasoning behind her choice.
Have you read other books by Monica Wood? I think I'm
going to. Xoxo


message 19: by Rebbie (new)

Rebbie Beautiful review, Elyse. This sounds like a deeply touching story.


message 20: by Sara (new)

Sara Happy Rosh Hashanah, Elyse.


message 21: by Elyse (new)

Elyse  Walters Thank you, Rebbie


message 22: by Elyse (new)

Elyse  Walters Thank you Sara


message 23: by Beverly (new)

Beverly Yes, this is a wonderful book so sad and sweet. Great review Elyse.


message 24: by Angela M (new)

Angela M Elyse , I did send her a note . She said in an interview that I read that she saw the boy as more of a presence. I told her I really wished he had a name . She said a lot of readers have felt that way and I should feel free to name him. I haven't. I read her memoir We Were the Kennedys and l loved it . I totally related with my Catholic school background !


message 25: by Elyse (new)

Elyse  Walters Hi Beverly.... thanks and sure is: so sad and so sweet. Both!
Its been the most relaxing couple of hours... I’m typing into my phone from a Korean Spa — I come here once in a blue moon to enjoy all Spa treasures then read on their warm marble floor- with pillows and blankets to rest after feeling refreshed and squeaky clean. Books I read here seem to become VERY INTIMATE... so quiet and peaceful.
Hugs Beverly!


message 26: by Elyse (new)

Elyse  Walters Angela—I can just imagine- Monica Wood... must’ve gotten asked that question I thousand times. So? Have you name him? Whatever you choose — I’ll call him what you name him!!!💕


message 27: by Elyse (new)

Elyse  Walters Angela— that’s wonderful about the memoir... I have a hard copy of the book. I’ve had it for very long time. So now I’m interested even more to read it thank you. It was just one of those dollar books in great condition I picked up ways back.


message 28: by Elyse (new)

Elyse  Walters Hi Rita.... I found this book in a funny way myself... I was just searching through library books from my phone to see what was available- and this sounded good.
Then later how fun it was to find out so many people from this community had already read it and it and loved it.
🌻💕


message 29: by Susanne (new)

Susanne  Strong Fantastic review Elyse! Sounds like a lovely book!


message 30: by Elyse (new)

Elyse  Walters Thank you Ms. Susanne :) xo


message 31: by Elyse (new)

Elyse  Walters Hello ‘deleted user’. :)


message 32: by Kathy (new)

Kathy I've just started reading this book, and your review was one of the reasons I picked it up at the bookstore.


message 33: by Kathy Way (new)

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