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There’s no doubt what historical period you’re in when you start reading this book, From the authentic Regency styled lady on the cover, to the quintessential Regency dialogue and setting, you are taken back to another time. This story flows well, the plot is simple but effective.
Ralph is the archetypal Regency hero, attractive, troubled, and unsuitable. He has a dark family secret, which keeps him withdrawn from society, but in reality, the fact he is afraid of sharing it is more an indictment on Regency society than anything else. His attraction to Edith grows, but he knows he can never marry.
Edith is fortunate, in that she is independently wealthy, but she wants a family, yet can find nobody she truly wants to marry. Whilst, marriage against her will, is unlikely, her mother is less than supportive and she relies on the counsel of her brother, Miles. Edith is an independent spirit, but she is drawn to Ralph, seeing something worth having beneath the grim exterior he lets the rest of the world see.
This is a conflicted romance, with deceit, secrets and strict Regency society rules, conspiring against Edith and Ralph’s happiness. Trust is also an issue. The chemistry simmers in a genteel way, rising, in keeping with this story’s traditional style. It’s nostalgic to read this style of Regency romance, and I enjoyed it.
I received a copy of this book from the author in return for an honest review.
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Isadorn the Unicorn and the Sloppy Dragon Anglea Castillo #illustrator Indira Zuleta 4*#Review @fairygirl28 @LoveBooksTours #BlogTour #Bookstagram # A beautifully illustrated, thoughtfully written picture book for children. The main theme of the story is conflict resolution and finding your voice to express how you feel, when someone does something that hurts you.
The story is easy to follow, as are the messages it conveys. There is an information sheet at the end of the book, outlining the story’s main points and how to relate them to problems your children may have.
There are also discussions points for child to discuss with their adults.
A lovely picture book to read with your children, or for them to read alone if older. The theme of finding your voice is well described with useful pointers to make the process easier.
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Isadorn the Unicorn and the Sloppy Dragon Anglea Castillo #illustrator Indira Zuleta 4*#Review @fairygirl28 @lovebookstours #BlogTour #Bookstagram
A beautifully illustrated, thoughtfully written picture book for children. The main theme of the story is conflict resolution and finding your voice to express how you feel, when someone does something that hurts you.
The story is easy to follow, as are the messages it conveys. There is an information sheet at the end of the book, outlining the story’s main points and how to relate them to problems your children may have.
There are also discussions points for child to discuss with their adults.
A lovely picture book to read with your children, or for them to read alone if older. The theme of finding your voice is well described with useful pointers to make the process easier.
#BookReview #FindingYourVoice #PictureBook #ChildrensBooks #KidLit #SaturdayMotivation #WeekendReads #bookblogger #JaneHuntWriter
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