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Summary: Delightful
Review: All of the Glenbrooke series is awsome, but this one is tops on my list. You feel as if your taken into the book and go on the journey with Leah. I recommend all of Robin Jones Gunn books, she is an amazing author. This book, especially is worth your time and money.
Rating:
Summary: Awesome
Review: All of the Glenbrooke series is awsome, but this one is tops on my list. You feel as if your taken into the book and go on the journey with Leah. I recommend all of Robin Jones Gunn books, she is an amazing author. This book, especially is worth your time and money.
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Summary: A Charming book from a great author
Review: Have you ever wanted to live in a small peaceful town where everyone is nice to everyone? There's always someone there you can count on? Well the Glenbrooke Series is just that. A small town in Oregon where people know everyone and everything for as a whole is calm and peaceful. But each character in the series has their own trials in store for them. Leah Hudson never thought of herself as someone particularly pretty. She was kind of known as the "ugly duckling." I'm sure everyone remembers what happends to that "Ugly duckling" by the end of the story, he becomes beautiful. Leah Hudson has always lived in Glenbrooke, Oregon her whole life. She took care of her parents when they were old, when all her sisters went off and married. Her life hadn't been to eventful she'd never traveled much, to anything. But her whole world would be turned upside down when she meets Seth Edwards (yes, he was mentioned in the Christy & Toddy: The College years book #1). Seth was known by his uncle as being a bit out there. He took a year off from school and went traveling around to different places. When he comes back to Glenbrooke and meets Leah things start to spark between them. But when Seth's uncle dies Leah starts to learn a few things from Seth's uncle's lawyer's son (yes, I'm sorry that's a bit of a triangle) about Seth's past. Leah has to learn who to trust and who not to. Is she willing to trust an old high school friend and give up her relationship with Seth? Or is she willing to listen to Seth? This is a great book, and one of my favs. :-) Robin Jones Gunn is just a terrific writer and things are very realistic. I do recommend if you want to read this book to also read the first 6 books. Since it's a series about a town the characters in the book are usually in the earlier books and you get to learn something new about them in almost every book.
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Summary: Can I move to Glenbrooke?
Review: I began reading this series as a lark, just a quick something to occupy my time. I fell in love with Glenbrooke. Everone knows you and there is a warmth and kinship that is hard to reproduce in real life. Leah and Seth are wonderful people. I love how Ms Gunn always makes certain that the characters do some soul searching before making commitments. A pleasant old-time romance, this book (and the others in the series) are great for a relaxing, touching read.
Rating: 
Summary: Pretty Good
Review: I liked this book but didn't feel it was as strong a read as the others i have read. The weakest of all the glenbrooke novels to me is clouds but that's just my opinion and other people i'm sure feel differently. This storyline is a little weaker than the other novels but the characters are likeable...i think that leah is a little too pushy in her character in that she seems to pursue seth more than he pursues her in the beginning which is not the way i would do it but it's still worth a read...
Rating:
Summary: A good book
Review: I really like this series. Woodlands is not my favorite, but definitely worth the read. I liked this story. It's always a treat catching up with friends from previous Glenbrooke stories. I felt that Seth and Leah had too many misunderstandings between them. They didn't trust each other, which hurt the story in my opinion. The lack of trust between the 2 main characters was the reason I gave this book 4 stars instead of 5.
Rating:
Summary: A good book
Review: I really like this series. Woodlands is not my favorite, but definitely worth the read. I liked this story. It's always a treat catching up with friends from previous Glenbrooke stories. I felt that Seth and Leah had too many misunderstandings between them. They didn't trust each other, which hurt the story in my opinion. The lack of trust between the 2 main characters was the reason I gave this book 4 stars instead of 5.
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Summary: My favorite in the series!
Review: I thought this was the best book in her series because Leah seemed so much like so many people I know. She was such a giving, loving person-beautiful inside and out, but did not feel like she was. So when she meets a wonderful man and he sees her beauty it is so sweet. She had so many negative voices from her childhood, especially the ones referring to her name, to overcome to accept love that it was an inspiration to me.
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Summary: My favorite in the series!
Review: I thought this was the best book in her series because Leah seemed so much like so many people I know. She was such a giving, loving person-beautiful inside and out, but did not feel like she was. So when she meets a wonderful man and he sees her beauty it is so sweet. She had so many negative voices from her childhood, especially the ones referring to her name, to overcome to accept love that it was an inspiration to me.
Rating:
Summary: Delightful
Review: If you have read the other books in this series, you won't want to miss Woodlands. It will not disappoint you! I have read through the complete series 4 times. This series is a "Must Have."
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