Helpful Score: 1
Like many of the Jane Green books that I have read, the central theme of this book is to highlight the differences between passion and love. It's something that I've always taken to heart in her books.
Jemima J. is a very easy read, and kept me interested the whole way through. The narrative is realistic and I can relate to the main character.
The storyline is a little dated, but I got a good laugh remembering back when I used to chat with guys on the internet from across the world. But once you get past how she meets "the gorgeous Brad," the rest of the story is timeless.
I definitely recommend it, and any of Jane Green's novels. (My favorite is "Straight Talking")
Jemima J. is a very easy read, and kept me interested the whole way through. The narrative is realistic and I can relate to the main character.
The storyline is a little dated, but I got a good laugh remembering back when I used to chat with guys on the internet from across the world. But once you get past how she meets "the gorgeous Brad," the rest of the story is timeless.
I definitely recommend it, and any of Jane Green's novels. (My favorite is "Straight Talking")
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