Carla P. (cjpatty) reviewed on + 4 more book reviews
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Winston captures the stages of grief beautifully. Her character Sophie feels realistic and portrays 'almost too honest' emotions that are easy to relate to. Winston is very descriptive and creative with her word phrases. She is original and doesn't use overly common word pictures.
Winston will bring you to tears, and then laughter almost in the same moment. Sophie is not just another character in a book, but a friend. You are left wanting to know what happens next in her life.
"Good Grief" was easy to read from the beginning and Winston kept enticing me to the very end. It was difficult to put down and I finished in two sittings.
I would definitely recommend this book and will add it to my book shelf marked "keeps" as I could read this one over and over.
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Winston will bring you to tears, and then laughter almost in the same moment. Sophie is not just another character in a book, but a friend. You are left wanting to know what happens next in her life.
"Good Grief" was easy to read from the beginning and Winston kept enticing me to the very end. It was difficult to put down and I finished in two sittings.
I would definitely recommend this book and will add it to my book shelf marked "keeps" as I could read this one over and over.
(For more reviews written by me, you can go to www.ladyreadnblog.blogspot.com)
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