Helpful Score: 1
A Life Less Ordinary by Victoria Bernadine
I enjoyed reading this. I liked these people. I understood their lives and what drives them. This coming of a certain age story held my attention from page 1 and never let me down. I want to meet these women and joke around with the men. And I know theyre out there. Waiting perhaps for a stranger to say hi and then let the pheromones kick in. How do you find yourself when you dont even recognize yourself any more? Well, Manny started by looking outside her safe but shaken boundaries and by letting go, she is accepted for who she really is. Suddenly living A Life Less Ordinary.
I enjoyed reading this. I liked these people. I understood their lives and what drives them. This coming of a certain age story held my attention from page 1 and never let me down. I want to meet these women and joke around with the men. And I know theyre out there. Waiting perhaps for a stranger to say hi and then let the pheromones kick in. How do you find yourself when you dont even recognize yourself any more? Well, Manny started by looking outside her safe but shaken boundaries and by letting go, she is accepted for who she really is. Suddenly living A Life Less Ordinary.
A life Less Ordinary by Victoria Bernadine is a delightful book about a life in transition. The characters are believable and it was easy to make a connection to the lead character. There was quite a bit of time spent on supporting characters, which would probably make for great television. The story line followed the twists and turns of a discovery journey and left the reader hopeful without actually tying up all the loose ends. Very true- to life and a fun summer read.
