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Pages: 320 (Hardcover)
ISBN: 1846052521
Pub: Century
Pub date: 2008-04-24
Amazon.co.uk Sales Rank: 479
Reader Reviews:
Sunday at Tiffanys (0/0 people found this helpful)
Read in a few days. Could not put it down. I don't usually like to read romances but this is a little different. I even cried.
A nice story... (0/0 people found this helpful)
This is the first James Patterson I have read that isn't a crime/murder novel. I was surprised at how well his style of writing adapts to the very different subject matter. It was still a typical James Patterson in the way that the chapters are really short and the whole book took no time at all to read but I guess that I did feel more of a feminine influence. The story follows Jane and her imaginary friend Michael. Michael leaves her at the age of 9 but they meet up again when she is 32. The subject matter seems very childish but the book is actually written with adult emotions. Not a lot to say really but it was a nice read.
Fabulous romantic magic (1/1 people found this helpful)
I love love love this book. I brought it on a whim as I usually like James Patterson books but what a buy!!! It's nothing like his usual work no violence other than a couple punches, one really satisfying one that'll have you cheering as you read.
It's based on the idea that imaginary childhood friends are real but when you grow too old for them they leave and you forget them except Jane never forgets Michael. Twenty Three years later they stumble upon each other again and love blossoms but can she really have a lasting relationship with a man who is possible an angel?? And will her domineering mother let her?
This book is fabulous I can't sing it's praises highly or loudly enough. It's typical James Patterson book, short chapters and a story that you can't put down. I started this book late saturday night planningto read a couple of chapters having just finished one book and couldn't put it down I'm still paying for the all night reading session!!! There is no murder or crime but it's still great, a lovely book one that still has me smiling about it.
It's a genuinely lovely book. The Perfect book to read with a bottle of wine and a bar of chocolate tucked up in bed or soaking in the bath!!
I really REALLY recommend you buy this book!!
Wonderful read but not the normal Patterson! (2/2 people found this helpful)
If you are a Patterson fan but read the review and think "mmmm, that sounds a bit namby-pamby" then you are no different to me. I was dubious about the story, as it is so unlike anything James patterson has done before. The story focuses on Jane as a child and her imaginary friend Michael. The story fast forwards many years when Jane is re-united with Michael as a "real" person. I had my reservations but must say that although the storyline is slightly out of the ordinary it was a good read. The only downside was that the book was on the short side, otherwise it made a refreshing read for an unusual tale about two peoples lives.
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