Jenn

I love the setting and Olivia's writing!

For 43 pages, it felt like a much shorter story. Hi, I've loved you forever, odd Christmas-themed party, go home and make out, go to breakfast with the parents who know everything, the end. The names were a bit ridiculous: Goldie Sunshine, Jack and Holly (the Christmas-themed newlyweds), and Ace.

There was so much about this book that I loved! I definitely have to buy a copy. On every page is something that speaks to you, challenges you, and gives you insight on your relationship with God. The fact that these helps are rooted in Biblical stories and ideas is bonus, as it draws you to dive into Scripture.

This was an interesting book with a solid premise. Something just didn't suck me in and grab me the way that I would have wanted. I'm not sure if I just didn't really connect with the characters, or if it was something else, but it took me a bit to keep picking it up and wanting to see what was happening.

I wouldn't necessarily fault the story or the author, it could just be that things in real life are more exciting right now. :)

This was an ironic title, as Lindsay and I were just discussing last night how difficult it was to think of good boy names.

I liked how the baby chose names for himself based on his stage of development and what happened to be going on around him at the time. Fairly appropriate choices, actually.

It's pretty simple and may be enjoyable to read with a small child to get them to think of different names for themselves, but not a book with lasting appeal that would be a family favorite.

On the other hand, it was free via Amazon, so....