Pros: Sweet and Simple Story Of Life In The Slow Lane Cons: Somewhat Overdone
Where The Heart Is By Billie Letts is a book about poor white trash females and the mistakes they make. It is filled with sentimental hokey colloquialisms and other junk. The only saving grace is that it is fairly well written and it is a...
Pros: I don't own this book...? Cons: Their names, for crying out loud-Americus Nation? Not too mention everything else-overly dramatic, boring, yada, yada, yada.
I don’t normally subject myself to torture, mind you, but for the sake of epinions, I forced myself to finish reading this book.
I saw the trailers for the movie version of “Where The Heart Is”, and while I’m not a “chick flick” kind of...
This is a sweet story with quirky, likable characters. The author's simple, but truthful writing style grabbed me from the first few pages, and the book was a breeze to read. However, I prefer books with more meat; this book was trite, like a made-for-TV...
I have never read a Billie Letts novel until this one. My friend bought it and lent it to me to read while I was traveling from Texas to Ohio with my family. I have never been so emotionally engaged in a book in all my life.
I have to say that I have a mixed feeling about this book. I liked parts of it and I detested other parts. In reading some of the other reviews of this book, I was left confused. A lot of the reviews are: “you should read this book, it is a heartwarming...
Pros: Great characters and interesting plot. A page-turner. Cons: No reports of a sequel
How can being abandoned at Wal-Mart at age seventeen, seven months pregnant, turn out to be a case of "being at the right place and the right time?" Billie Letts, the author of this book, lends her characters and plot to illustrate this point...
Pros: Nice story that "ends right" Cons: Parts of novel not well integrated
I picked up _Where the Heart Is_ by Billie Letts without much in the way of expectations. I deliberately did not read any reviews of it, nor did I ask anyone about it. (In fact, the reason that I chose to pick it up at all was because Amazon.com's old...
The author grabs your attention and hold you captive until you reach the conclusion. Sitting on the edge of your seat, you encounter Novalee Nation, 17 and pregnant…she needs to go to the bathroom...
Pros: Interesting characters, uplifting story Cons: had to end
When I came upon my copy of this book, it was right on the heels of my rebirth into the world of reading. My life had been consumed with myself and what "I" could write about. My daughter bought me White Oleander, and I was so immersed in the...
The book I read recently, Where the Heart Is, by Billie Letts was a fun book to read. When I stopped reading every night, I felt I wanted to keep going. This novel used language that was easy to comprehend and the reading went fairly quickly. I really...
Pros: touching, well-written, characters are very well developed Cons: can't think of any
I know that I couldn't. From the very first page, I was drawn in to the story, and wanted to see how it turned out. Billie Letts has done an excellent job of portraying Novalee Nation, a poor teenage girl who is left in an almost hopeless situation by...
I read this book in only three days! I couldn't put it down!! I found the book truly heartwarming. I felt for the protagonist and found myself getting so involved in her life story. It was difficult at times to read because of the realistic nature of...
The #1 New York Times bestseller--a selection of the Oprah Book Club--is back. On her way from Tennessee to a new life in California, pregnant, 17-yea...More at Buy.com Marketplaces
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