Thanksgiving (edition 2006)

This is a great retell of the first thanks giving. this book describes who the Indians and the pilgrims met and the story ends with the feast. I like this story because it is very joyful and has many kindhearted characters. This book would be great for explaining to young kids why we celebrate thanksgiving.

This was a quick and fun read. I don't buy the whole I love you, want to marry you and have your kids after a week, but the characters are likeable and funny. The craziness that happens to the two main characters could only happen in an evanovich novel and thats why I love reading her books. No matter how unplausible the story is, it is a great escape for a couple of hours. ( )

I seem to be into theme reading this year, since I picked this up shortly before Thanksgiving. It is your typical Evanovich screwball romance, so it’s hard to find anything wrong with it. Both the male and female lead are more cute than sexy, making them perfectly suited for each other. This is not quite as hot as some of Evanovich’s romances, but there’s still a little bit of steam. And Megan goes a little bit nutsy at one point, but it all works out okay in the end. This is good quick read for a cold night when you want to feel like you’ve accomplished something. ( )

Not like her other novels. It was a Romance. ( )

A quick, easy, light hearted, and comical read about a potter and a pediatrician. Megan and Pat get stuck taking care of a baby and are responsible for Thanksgiving dinner for thier families. One thing leads to another and suddenly they are considering marriage...only both have thier doubts about being an adoptive family for the baby and being a great spouse for the other. Thier relationship takes a turn when Pat verbalizes his fears followed quickly by a visit from Megan's ex fiancee, who wants her back. Strongly recommend this and all Evanovich's books. ( )