Neltha A. (maxtraks) reviewed A Common Life: The Wedding Story (Beloved Mitford, No. 6) on + 8 more book reviews
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This really should have been No. 3 in the series so if you are reading the Mitford series make this the third book you read. You'll see why. It is a continuation of the love affair between Father Tim and his beloved Cynthia. Fantastice series of books!
Rose B. (msrose) reviewed A Common Life: The Wedding Story (Beloved Mitford, No. 6) on + 33 more book reviews
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"A Common Life": an excellent book. *It reveals more details of the Father's and his bride's wedding than told in the other books, yet it also holds true to those other books' information. A lovely love story.
Richard G. (ralegh) -
I tend to gobble any book about Episcopal priests I can lay my hands on, and I've read most of this series. It's well written, but can get a bit too cloyingly sweet at times. This book apparently exists because faithful readers requested a book around the wedding. Would have liked a bit more about Dooley's feelings and perhaps some resolution there. As it is, there's a general sense that it's going to work out, but his feelings have the potential to be more fully worked out.
Lynne S. (lds0423) reviewed A Common Life: The Wedding Story (Beloved Mitford, No. 6) on + 79 more book reviews
loved it
Angie Q. (angele) reviewed A Common Life: The Wedding Story (Beloved Mitford, No. 6) on + 15 more book reviews
I really enjoy reading all of the Jan Karon books in her Mitford series. She does such an awesome job of building character. This was just another good book telling more about Mitford.
This novel is written in the same easy style as the first 5. It is a quick, easy, and delightful read.
ES B. (travlr) reviewed A Common Life: The Wedding Story (Beloved Mitford, No. 6) on + 19 more book reviews
"I have given my heart completely only once, and that was to Him. Now He has, Himself, set aside in my heart a room for you. It is large and open and suffused with light, with no walls or boundaries to stifle us, and He has graciously fashioned it to give us warmth and shelter and joyous freedom until the end of our days."
This is the story of the love and wedding of beloved Father Tim and artist Cynthia. Mature loved beautifully described.
This is the story of the love and wedding of beloved Father Tim and artist Cynthia. Mature loved beautifully described.
I have been enjoying the whole Mitford series. This one explained the whole wedding in delightful detail. It was very enjoyable and held my interest all the way.
Patricia U. reviewed A Common Life: The Wedding Story (Beloved Mitford, No. 6) on + 2 more book reviews
. Found the book to be very good.
Joan W. (justreadingabook) reviewed A Common Life: The Wedding Story (Beloved Mitford, No. 6) on + 1726 more book reviews
Great book, one is a series. A very fun and easy to read series. You will fall in love with all the characters! Put on your list!
Sibyl F. reviewed A Common Life: The Wedding Story (Beloved Mitford, No. 6) on + 19 more book reviews
Beautiful love story and sometimes humorous regarding this older bachelor marrying Cynthia. "It offers refuge from a harsh world"
says the Dallas Morning News.
says the Dallas Morning News.
Julie B. reviewed A Common Life: The Wedding Story (Beloved Mitford, No. 6) on + 10 more book reviews
I really enjoyed this whole series.
Dorothy C. (pussinboots60) reviewed A Common Life: The Wedding Story (Beloved Mitford, No. 6) on + 56 more book reviews
mitfords lords chapel seats barely 200 souls, yet millions of fans can attend the most joyous occasion in years, the wedding of father tim kavanagh and cynthia coppersmith
Dorothy E. (islandflower) reviewed A Common Life: The Wedding Story (Beloved Mitford, No. 6) on + 28 more book reviews
liked it very much...heartwarming. Good clean fun.
Marye B. reviewed A Common Life: The Wedding Story (Beloved Mitford, No. 6) on + 9 more book reviews
Sixth novel in the Mitford Series.
Patty R. (joyfulislander) reviewed A Common Life: The Wedding Story (Beloved Mitford, No. 6) on + 123 more book reviews
Mitford Seies Book #6. Includes Wedding of Father Tim & Cynthia.
Joanie D. (speedreader) reviewed A Common Life: The Wedding Story (Beloved Mitford, No. 6) on + 10 more book reviews
A nice easy read and a happy story about the wedding of Father Tim and Cynthia. Love the Mitford series!
Linda Y. (ladyyork) reviewed A Common Life: The Wedding Story (Beloved Mitford, No. 6) on + 38 more book reviews
What can I say.. Just another great book.. Fast but great to read..
Frances F. (quiltgal) reviewed A Common Life: The Wedding Story (Beloved Mitford, No. 6) on + 51 more book reviews
I have loved all of Karon's Mitford books!
Terry S. (terra57) reviewed A Common Life: The Wedding Story (Beloved Mitford, No. 6) on + 100 more book reviews
I loved this one as much as the others.
Nancy B. (Bozat) reviewed A Common Life: The Wedding Story (Beloved Mitford, No. 6) on + 132 more book reviews
Great (and comical) love story about Father Tim's wedding.
Carol H. reviewed A Common Life: The Wedding Story (Beloved Mitford, No. 6) on + 60 more book reviews
6th in the Mitford series.
Patricia L. (LadyMicha) reviewed A Common Life: The Wedding Story (Beloved Mitford, No. 6) on + 8 more book reviews
I enjoyed this book, but didn't think it was of the same caliber as the first four. It goes back in time and tells the story including the perspective of some of the other characters.
Marcia K. (marwan) reviewed A Common Life: The Wedding Story (Beloved Mitford, No. 6) on + 496 more book reviews
I found this after I had read past it in the series. I just skimmed it and think I could have done without it since I was already past it and knew most of the information anyway.
John E. (capt) reviewed A Common Life: The Wedding Story (Beloved Mitford, No. 6) on + 4 more book reviews
the entire series is great. enjoy
john
john
Patti S. (Pattakins) reviewed A Common Life: The Wedding Story (Beloved Mitford, No. 6) on + 365 more book reviews
Another in the wonderful Mitford series - I have enjoyed each up-lifting book! The characters become like family and neighbors; you laugh and cry with each one; and as soon as you finish one book you can hardly wait to read the next.
