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Lessons in Love

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Brynn has been invited to teach Kindergarten at the Laurivenia Academy. What she doesn't know is that it doesn't exist. Not only that, but she's really going to be a nanny to a five-year old girl. Kissing good bye her plans to travel and see the country goodbye, she also plans to say goodbye to the man who lured her here under false pretenses. Until she meets his daughter. Once she does, she knows that she cannot leave.

Lessons in Love is a sweet story that will leave you with a warm, content feeling. Though it is not a new idea or plot, the characters Kate Davies has created will find a place in your heart. Even secondary characters like Carissa and Niles will have you turning the pages. I had hoped it wouldn't read so predictably, and then the characters would do something unexpected before reverting back to what I did expect. It was nice to find a comfortable read that threw a few surprises at me. Miss Davies has a way with characters and if you take a chance on this story, I'm sure you will understand what I mean. Realistic, believable, and loveable, they are well rounded and fun

Erys
reviewed for Joyfully Reviewed

I actually really liked this book up to the very last page. Abrupt ending left me feeling cheated.

This was a great story for all of us who still believe in fairy tales - or are just looking for a place to escape.

the title says it all. the minute i began reading, i couldnt put the book down. the story is simple yet sweet. i just wish that it could have been longer.

If you love a happy ever after story, read this book. It kept my interest from start to finish.
Brynn is an American kindergarden teacher traveling to a foreign country under a misconception that she will be teaching at a private school. After leaving America and arriving in the foreign country Brynn finds out she has been hired as a private nanny for princess Carrisa and meets her father Alex. Brynn knows she should not feel the way she does for a student's father, but can't help but fall in love.

This was one of many summer sale chick lit books I bought and I loved it. It was really good fun and a pleasure to read if you're a fan of this genre. The characters were great- and you couldn't help but root for the two Janes (both the one with a Y and the one without). It was a bit predictable,but personally that's what I like about this genre- it is nice easy reading that you can just lose yourself in without having to think too much. While it probably won't interest people who don't already know and love the genre, fans of chick lit will no doubt really enjoy it. I definitely recommend it!

Not too shabby. It was a quick and pretty interesting read if a bit far fetched. The characters could have used a bit more depth and interest. I was still glad it was free because I doubt I would have paid much more than what it is priced.

This was a cute book. A nice smooth read. However I agree... the ending left much to be desired.