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48HBC: Book 3: Forget Me Not

I decided to take a short lunch break with my husband so I just made the five hour mark. I finished Forget Me Not by Colleen Murtagh Paratore. It's book four in The Wedding Planner's Daughter series. This one was charming like the previous books, but not my favorite. Willa is getting older and even though the books are still sweaky clean, you can tell the target audience is trying to widen into the teen market.

This one felt like a middle book-not much happened, it was sort of a placeholder, and it ended with a cliffhanger that is so not fair! But Willa still takes me away to Cape Cod every time, so I can't complain too much!

I'm going to cheer on some fellow challenge readers and then back to reading some more!

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  1. Congrats on your reading. Thanks for stopping by to comment. I have taken a time out and decided to make the rounds on cheer others one. Good luck. Yes I did enjoy the books.

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  2. I've only read the first of this series and wasn't sure whether I wanted to go back for more. Hmmm. With this review, I think I'll wait.

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  3. I love the Wedding Planner's Daughter books! I totally want to read Forget Me Not....can't wait for the review! (there will be one, right?)

    Kepp up the reading!

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  4. I've never heard of these, are they good?

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