Still Summer
by Jacquelyn Mitchard
Book of the Month: March 2008
Recent User Reviews
After reading the review above I will definately be buying the book to read
May Lockyer,Kirkby,Liverpool.
this is brilliant...I read my wife's book whilst we were on holiday and its a great page turner. A bit like Jodi Picoult really, and very good
steven lynne,Harrogate.
this book was alright
samantha,slough.
This book was great, easy to get in to and lovely to read. You really get to know the characters and it has a lovely ending too, especially after all the heartbreak. A must read.
Rebecca,Shaw.
This book was great, easy to get in to and lovely to read. You really get to know the characters and it has a lovely ending too, especially after all the heartbreak. A must read.
Rebecca,Shaw.
This book was complete drivel. I now assume this book club is only for women as it takes until book number six to get to one even written by a man.
Duncan,Bradford.
I found this book really hard to get into. Had I tried to read it on holiday I would have given up! Not the best from the book club.
Gwenda,Stockport.
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