3.5 stars
I loved the synopsis, being a massive"you've got mail" and "one day in December" fan!! This book fell short for me.
Daniel falls head over heels in love with Nadia, a woman who has coffee stains on her dresses, she gets the 7.30 bus every monday and always sits in the last carriage. Problem is she hasn't a clue who he is. They have never spoken. In order to get her attention Daniel writes a "love letter" on the newspaper, which she sees. Alas their newspaper relationship begins.
The storyline is extremely cute, however one third of the book could have be taken out and you would still have the same result. The characters are sweet, but that's it. There is no character development.
Nadia's friends Gaby and Emma need a book. They are hilarious and so sweet and supportive. The book cover is gorgeous!
I loved the synopsis, being a massive"you've got mail" and "one day in December" fan!! This book fell short for me.
Daniel falls head over heels in love with Nadia, a woman who has coffee stains on her dresses, she gets the 7.30 bus every monday and always sits in the last carriage. Problem is she hasn't a clue who he is. They have never spoken. In order to get her attention Daniel writes a "love letter" on the newspaper, which she sees. Alas their newspaper relationship begins.
The storyline is extremely cute, however one third of the book could have be taken out and you would still have the same result. The characters are sweet, but that's it. There is no character development.
Nadia's friends Gaby and Emma need a book. They are hilarious and so sweet and supportive. The book cover is gorgeous!