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Lädt ... The Blue Bottle Club (Original 2005; 2000. Auflage)von Penelope J. Stokes
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![]() Keine aktuelle Diskussion zu diesem Buch. ![]() I happened upon this book at the public library, and remembered that a friend had recommended it. I liked the premise of the story very much: four young friends write their dreams for the future and put them all in a bottle which is then nestled in the rafters of an attic. 65 years later, the bottle is discovered by a reporter and she takes it as her personal journey to find out what became of each woman. The reporter, Brendan, fell completely flat for me. I had no sympathy for her and related to her just on a very surface-level. Her angst seemed to be self-fulfilling and that always brings a lack of compassion from me. The four frends, however, saved the rating for me. I loved how their stories were interwoven and took turns that were completely unexpected. I felt as if I was getting to know them as I read, and wanted to know more as the story wore on. I would have liked to be in the company of these friends. While the book earns only 3 stars from me this time, it reads a bit like a first or second novel, and I will definitely read more by this author, hoping her style matures a bit. Recommended. Four friends make a pact one Christmas day during the great depression years. They each place a piece of paper in a blue bottle with their future dreams written on it and hidden in the attic of an old house. The bottle was found many years later by a reporter who tries to find the four friends and discover their lives and secrets. keine Rezensionen | Rezension hinzufügen
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Brendan Delaney, a television news reporter, embarks on a quest to find the women who left messages in a blue cobalt bottle detailing their hopes and dreams during the Depression.
One of today's top-selling Christian fiction authors traces the fascinating story of the friendship among four women, from 1929 to the present--all intricately tied to one mysterious blue bottle. Keine Bibliotheksbeschreibungen gefunden. |
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