Practically Perfect by Katie Fforde
After reading another Fforde novel while in England and enjoying it, I grabbed this title off our new book shelf for a read.
Anna has just bought a cottage in the Cotswolds with the plan to completely renovate it herself. Between new neighbors, a pesky house inspector, an old flame and an enormous greyhound named Caroline, Anna suddenly has a lot more than she bargained for!
This is a nice novel set in lovely country, with lots of fun characters and easy writing to read. My only complaint is that there would be times when the author would jump forward in time, and I would feel like I'd missed a chapter somewhere, or wondered if I'd nodded off and missed something, rather than it just being the style of the story!
An easy read...
After reading another Fforde novel while in England and enjoying it, I grabbed this title off our new book shelf for a read.
Anna has just bought a cottage in the Cotswolds with the plan to completely renovate it herself. Between new neighbors, a pesky house inspector, an old flame and an enormous greyhound named Caroline, Anna suddenly has a lot more than she bargained for!
This is a nice novel set in lovely country, with lots of fun characters and easy writing to read. My only complaint is that there would be times when the author would jump forward in time, and I would feel like I'd missed a chapter somewhere, or wondered if I'd nodded off and missed something, rather than it just being the style of the story!
An easy read...
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