I only enjoyed it at 1.25x. Loved it❤ Do post more of the tangerine street!!!!! There's Cindy, the book shop owner, the manager of mera posa hotel and i hope there are more characters too!!! Will look forward to it❤🎉
While this is a nice, light read, it isn’t my favourite by Ms. Jacobson. It was entertaining but relies almost entirely on stereotypes… a single mom who didn’t share her secret with (robbed) her child’s father of years with their child due to a misunderstanding, controlling wealthy parents who offered to pay her off, an evangelical Christian stepfather who judged, a non-supportive mother who is now not involved for reasons unknown, an absent, rebellious travel writer father who returns to their lives out of the blue after years of absence and sweet baking single woman who struggled her way out of her trailer park upbringing. Even a childhood bully who seemingly only prods the weakness of having no father. And everything a bit too easy to fall into place. An elderly next-door-neighbour who is okay with babysitting at 4:45am every day, a Boy Scout troop that accepts (just one) moms for camp-out, quirky, accepting townsfolk and an easily forgiving father who just can’t help himself from loving her… even slipping easily into a custody agreement then an easy family dynamic. Again, sweet but predictable and too easy.
Ouch. As a single mother who always did her best to be honest with everybody and got a lot of hassle from society because of stereotypes that single mothers are lying low moral people (etc etc nonsense) I have to admit I hate the premise she vanished on a good man and never even told him he had a child. That’s pretty awful. I could not see any build up or justification for her behaving in such a selfish and uncommunicative way. I had a horrible man to communicate with and I didn’t lie and cheat on him I did my best to give him every opportunity to be a good guy. I feel like this plot is throwing around the ugly ideas that made my life worse because other women assumed cardboard cut out lies about me. Also “the housewife “ cardboard character in the first scene… what kind of misogyny is that? Can’t we see a little more depth to a sweet woman drowning herself in food instead of her automatically losing herself because she got married? I can’t continue to listen. 😢
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This is a delightful book kept this 80 year old up all night. Thanks.
This is one great book. Lorana does a great job of narrating. Would recommend to any romance lover.
Okay, I have officially listened to all of your books available on UA-cam. Spectacular.
Love your stories Melanie you make my day.🤗
Super sweet story; thanks for making it available!
Thank you for the upload, such a cute story. ❤
Omg thank you so much for sharing this amazing story...
YES. Just made my whole week!
I only enjoyed it at 1.25x. Loved it❤
Do post more of the tangerine street!!!!!
There's Cindy, the book shop owner, the manager of mera posa hotel and i hope there are more characters too!!!
Will look forward to it❤🎉
What a delightful story🥰
good narrating and really cute story
Thank you!!
Good book! ❤❤❤❤
Bookmark 23.00. Nice story.
My favorite!!
Thanks for posting....Good story.... Not the beat narrator, altho her conversation were better.
So what was written on the little paper he shoved in his pocket?😂
I cried❤️
While this is a nice, light read, it isn’t my favourite by Ms. Jacobson. It was entertaining but relies almost entirely on stereotypes… a single mom who didn’t share her secret with (robbed) her child’s father of years with their child due to a misunderstanding, controlling wealthy parents who offered to pay her off, an evangelical Christian stepfather who judged, a non-supportive mother who is now not involved for reasons unknown, an absent, rebellious travel writer father who returns to their lives out of the blue after years of absence and sweet baking single woman who struggled her way out of her trailer park upbringing. Even a childhood bully who seemingly only prods the weakness of having no father. And everything a bit too easy to fall into place. An elderly next-door-neighbour who is okay with babysitting at 4:45am every day, a Boy Scout troop that accepts (just one) moms for camp-out, quirky, accepting townsfolk and an easily forgiving father who just can’t help himself from loving her… even slipping easily into a custody agreement then an easy family dynamic. Again, sweet but predictable and too easy.
Sorry, but I can't handle the tone of the narrator.
Ouch. As a single mother who always did her best to be honest with everybody and got a lot of hassle from society because of stereotypes that single mothers are lying low moral people (etc etc nonsense) I have to admit I hate the premise she vanished on a good man and never even told him he had a child. That’s pretty awful. I could not see any build up or justification for her behaving in such a selfish and uncommunicative way. I had a horrible man to communicate with and I didn’t lie and cheat on him I did my best to give him every opportunity to be a good guy. I feel like this plot is throwing around the ugly ideas that made my life worse because other women assumed cardboard cut out lies about me. Also “the housewife “ cardboard character in the first scene… what kind of misogyny is that? Can’t we see a little more depth to a sweet woman drowning herself in food instead of her automatically losing herself because she got married? I can’t continue to listen. 😢
Most irritating narration. Such unnatural cadence.So many adds.Quit after chapter two.