The Giant's House : A Romance

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Summary: A Romance Like No Other!
Review: When I saw the word "romance" on the cover of "The Giant's House" I thought it would be like any other smutty beach trash novel I've read. However, I was quite wrong, and happy to admit it! All I can say is McCracken did it again! It was an amazing story of a giant boy and an outcast librarian who find just what they have always been looking for in eachother. Their personalities are somewhat similar with dry humor and witty sarcasm. I fell in love with these characters instantly and I do feel that this book will be remembered in 100 years. Its innocently scandalous and tragic at the same time. If you want to read something memorable and unique, read A Giant't House!

Rating:
Summary: A Romance Like No Other!
Review: When I saw the word "romance" on the cover of "The Giant's House" I thought it would be like any other smutty beach trash novel I've read. However, I was quite wrong, and happy to admit it! All I can say is McCracken did it again! It was an amazing story of a giant boy and an outcast librarian who find just what they have always been looking for in eachother. Their personalities are somewhat similar with dry humor and witty sarcasm. I fell in love with these characters instantly and I do feel that this book will be remembered in 100 years. Its innocently scandalous and tragic at the same time. If you want to read something memorable and unique, read A Giant't House!

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Summary: Overwritten prose, underdeveloped characters
Review: You know how you read a good book and keep thinking about it long after you've finished? Well, this is one of those books. The line "A Romance" almost deterred me from buying it, but I bought it anyway, and I'm extremely glad I did so. The story-line is unique, the characters are rich, and the profound love that Peggy feels for James is touching and real. This author did an excellent job - her words were a pleasure to read.