Taking Chances
- Jaar van uitgave
- 2012
Impressies
- taylorvaleriegrahamdeelde een impressie6 jaar geleden
👍De moeite van het lezen waard🔮Verborgen diepten💡Heel leerzaam🎯De moeite waard💞Heel mooi🌴Mooi tussendoortje🚀VerslavendI loved the complete story. From beginning to end, we get to see the characters grow and the children grow. Life lessons and parents and families, relationships. She started as an 18 year old and ended in the early 20s with 2 kids, a husband and a huge family. Relationships staying strong over the years with Bree and Konrad + Sir comes back into her life and she has amazing kids and parents! I throughly enjoyed this book. It doesn’t need a sequel cause it ended very well. One of my favorite reads. Especially since it painted such a clear picture of everyone’s lives and nothing was missing from this story. It was perfect
- Nizerria Cotedeelde een impressie3 jaar geleden
👍De moeite van het lezen waard🔮Verborgen diepten💡Heel leerzaam🎯De moeite waard💞Heel mooi🌴Mooi tussendoortje🚀Verslavend😄Hilarisch🐼SchattigI love this book, especially the sequels. I have picked up this books 14 times and read it beginning to the very end and everything in between very thrilling. I thirst for this in book that I read
- Meryldeelde een impressie4 jaar geleden
👍De moeite van het lezen waard💞Heel mooi🚀Verslavend💧TranentrekkendTeam Chase
Citaten
- Brittany Schwarkciteerde uit8 jaar geleden
life doesn’t always go as planned, does it? It caused me to grow up, too soon probably, but I’m fine with that because it was the result of my actions. I just hate that those actions forced the people closest to me to grow up too. - Carina Rita Hansenciteerde uit6 jaar geleden
“Well technically I’m not, all my stuff is still at home …” She gestured to the still bare other half of the room, “but my brother and his buddies are throwing a huge party tonight and I figured I’d see if you wanted to go - Carina Rita Hansenciteerde uit6 jaar geleden“Do you have a death wish? Don’t do that!” She’d better be happy I had still thought I was dreaming, growing up with my dad meant always being on the defensive when waking up
