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Eye of the Beholder by Ruth Ann Nordin
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Eye of the Beholder (edition 2009)

by Ruth Ann Nordin

Series: Nebraska (4)

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"A homely woman who fears she will never marry becomes a mail-order bride. The man she comes for rejects her but another offers her marriage. She accepts, not believing love will result from the union. Love, after all, is for beautiful women. Isn't it?."--
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This book reminds me of Sarah, Plain and Tall. I've never read the books (just watched the movies as a kid), this book definitely has that feel though. The main character is named Mary, so it's basically Mary, Plain and Tall, but I'm not sure about Mary's height, so it might be Mary, Plain and Short.

This book is really sweet. The main characters are really nice people who slowly fall in love with each other over the course of the book. I'll definitely read more by this author. ( )
  zeronetwo | May 14, 2024 |
I really wanted ot rate this higher because I love a plain/unattractive heroine, and there was soooo much set-up for good angst, but everything just moved too, I dunno, smoothly. It sort of drifted from one plot point to the next with little friction or build-up or climax. I mean, when Dave offhandedly mentions that he is looking forward to announcing they're expecting, I scanned every page back to the beginning looking for the part where Mary told him. Talk about anti-climactic! I guess I was just hoping for more angst and drama, where this is just a mild, sweet book. (2.5 stars) ( )
  Rhiannon.Mistwalker | Aug 19, 2022 |
This was okay but just that. The writing was very bare bones and the story wasn't very exciting. ( )
  Luziadovalongo | Jul 14, 2022 |
Mary and David, this is such an amazing story. ( )
  izzied | Oct 29, 2020 |
I really wanted ot rate this higher because I love a plain/unattractive heroine, and there was soooo much set-up for good angst, but everything just moved too, I dunno, smoothly. It sort of drifted from one plot point to the next with little friction or build-up or climax. I mean, when Dave offhandedly mentions that he is looking forward to announcing they're expecting, I scanned every page back to the beginning looking for the part where Mary told him. Talk about anti-climactic! I guess I was just hoping for more angst and drama, where this is just a mild, sweet book. (2.5 stars) ( )
  PNRList | Aug 15, 2018 |
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"A homely woman who fears she will never marry becomes a mail-order bride. The man she comes for rejects her but another offers her marriage. She accepts, not believing love will result from the union. Love, after all, is for beautiful women. Isn't it?."--

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