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Father Of Emily edition by Kristofer Oliver Literature Fiction eBooks

Let's begin by loving Mr. Cummings (hope I spelled his name right?...), he's the star of the cover, I'd say. Yes, I am talking about the teddy bear. He's quite an important part of the story. This is the story of the bear that went from a kid's toy to a punk-i-fied maturity. Well, it's not really about that, although he does it, but wouldn't that be awesome? lol

No, as the blurb tells you, this is a story about love - lost, new and found. It's a touching story, with odd moments and incredibly lovely ones, just like life is. The writing is lovely, it's sharp, very expressive without getting swamped in "big words", it's coquette in a way, if you'll pardon my French. :D The plot is interesting, and it kept me guessing a lot, though by the end it turned out to be less of a head-spinner then I suspected it may turn out to be while reading.

Ben was awesome as a character, and I loved Emily. I had a few laughs about Ben's love life, I mean I couldn't help it, the guy seems to have a very odd way of picking his friends. But overall Ben struck me as an incredibly lonely person, I mean his "friends" are funny and sort of outlandish and quirky, but their main trait seems to be that they're quite unreliable people that either stab you behind your back or are quick to make up their mind about you and jump to nasty conclusions and judge you. I mean, me reading the book, I can jump to conclusions about something along the way, but I'm not Ben's friend, you know? You probably don't make a lot of sense out of this, you'll just have to have read or go read the book for this to fully make sense.

I had mixed feelings about Clara, Em's mom. She's that kind of character that makes things exciting and fun and unpredictable, but the sort of person I personally would rather not meet, you know? She gave me this off feeling, I don't know. Maybe because she seemed to be such a demanding person...I tend to dislike demanding, sort of clingy (here and there) people for some reason. But aside those parts of her personality, she was surely charming in her own way. My heart went out to her and Emily, that's for sure.

Now, the story read very well for the first half, and then I had issues with it for the second. From the moment Nicholas made an entrance, I was feeling iffy about the whole thing; I didn't like him, and later on when we got to meet his daughter (certainly didn't like her, the brat) and his brother, with the whole circus thing, I mean...it got slightly surreal for a bit, which was good. The doubt that was planning over Emily's feelings towards Ben and their interaction, that was the off part for me. I mean, I understand how it works for the final resolve of the whole thing, and how it makes sense and all that, now that I'm finished reading it. But there were moments, especially when they were visiting this Nicholas dude, when I was so iffy about the whole thing, I had to take a lot of breaks while reading before finally making it out of that state of mind. Of course, after I did make it out, I was glad I persevered and read the book.

I really liked the book, and if you'll read it, which I think you should, I think you'll like it too. It's an original, you know? I like originals a lot :)


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Father Of Emily edition by Kristofer Oliver Literature Fiction eBooks Reviews

I admit it. I'm English. I'm cynical. When I come across low-priced books, I often take way too much time to consider the pros and cons of buying the product. I wasn't sure about "Father of Emily" but I'm so pleased that I did get this. (My only criticism is that the publisher could have created a longer book blurb -- this book is FUNNY. I don't think you get that from the info on .)
The book takes you on a page-turning ride as Ben discovers what he wants out of life as an Englishman now living in Paris. His girlfriend is a cheat. He's got a surprise visitor in the form of a self-assured 14 year old (who happens to be the daughter of his ex-love). And he has a hilarious relationship with Paris, the place he now calls home. (For any one who has ever been to Paris or lived in Paris, this book will give you a laugh -- you feel that the author really gets it right.) Highly recommended to all.

Did you like this book? YES.
Would you recommend it to a friend? I PUT IT ON FACEBOOK.
Would you buy a movie ticket to see the film version? ABSOLUTELY. WHAT ENGLISH ACTOR WILL PLAY BEN?!!
Let's begin by loving Mr. Cummings (hope I spelled his name right?...), he's the star of the cover, I'd say. Yes, I am talking about the teddy bear. He's quite an important part of the story. This is the story of the bear that went from a kid's toy to a punk-i-fied maturity. Well, it's not really about that, although he does it, but wouldn't that be awesome? lol

No, as the blurb tells you, this is a story about love - lost, new and found. It's a touching story, with odd moments and incredibly lovely ones, just like life is. The writing is lovely, it's sharp, very expressive without getting swamped in "big words", it's coquette in a way, if you'll pardon my French. D The plot is interesting, and it kept me guessing a lot, though by the end it turned out to be less of a head-spinner then I suspected it may turn out to be while reading.

Ben was awesome as a character, and I loved Emily. I had a few laughs about Ben's love life, I mean I couldn't help it, the guy seems to have a very odd way of picking his friends. But overall Ben struck me as an incredibly lonely person, I mean his "friends" are funny and sort of outlandish and quirky, but their main trait seems to be that they're quite unreliable people that either stab you behind your back or are quick to make up their mind about you and jump to nasty conclusions and judge you. I mean, me reading the book, I can jump to conclusions about something along the way, but I'm not Ben's friend, you know? You probably don't make a lot of sense out of this, you'll just have to have read or go read the book for this to fully make sense.

I had mixed feelings about Clara, Em's mom. She's that kind of character that makes things exciting and fun and unpredictable, but the sort of person I personally would rather not meet, you know? She gave me this off feeling, I don't know. Maybe because she seemed to be such a demanding person...I tend to dislike demanding, sort of clingy (here and there) people for some reason. But aside those parts of her personality, she was surely charming in her own way. My heart went out to her and Emily, that's for sure.

Now, the story read very well for the first half, and then I had issues with it for the second. From the moment Nicholas made an entrance, I was feeling iffy about the whole thing; I didn't like him, and later on when we got to meet his daughter (certainly didn't like her, the brat) and his brother, with the whole circus thing, I mean...it got slightly surreal for a bit, which was good. The doubt that was planning over Emily's feelings towards Ben and their interaction, that was the off part for me. I mean, I understand how it works for the final resolve of the whole thing, and how it makes sense and all that, now that I'm finished reading it. But there were moments, especially when they were visiting this Nicholas dude, when I was so iffy about the whole thing, I had to take a lot of breaks while reading before finally making it out of that state of mind. Of course, after I did make it out, I was glad I persevered and read the book.

I really liked the book, and if you'll read it, which I think you should, I think you'll like it too. It's an original, you know? I like originals a lot )