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This is such a cute book! If you like chick lit, you'll love this book. I couldn't put it down...my eyes were glued to the pages!
Baking cakes and baking relationships. A very good read.
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A story about a wedding-cake boutique owner who's about to learn that in love and life, there's no such thing as a dress rehearsal.
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Owner of a cake boutique, Lauren is able to predict what couples will last based on their choice of wedding cake. But then her best friend's choice of cake seems doomed for disaster and her ex-boyfriend shows back up in her life.
Really enjoyed this book. Well-written.
Really enjoyed this book. Well-written.
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I thought the book was great and was a good chick read book!!
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This was an easy read. But at certain points I felt it dragged a bit.
A cute little read. With only 250 pages, this book was one of the shortest I have read in a while. I was absolutely bummed when I turned the last page. I didn't feel like the story was complete when it ended. I would have loved another 20 pages to make me feel like I was leaving the characters in a good spot. I don't always feel this way - I just wanted to make sure these three ladies were completely happy when I left them! I have read a lot recently where the characters took turns telling their part of the story - it was nice to stay in one character's mind throughout the whole book. With three ladies as best friends at the center of the book, I appreciated it only hearing one voice in the book.
One other personal note - the title Dress Rehearsal. I kept finding myself not understanding why it was given to this story. There is one line where I could see it fitting the story, but I kept wanting to rename the book. I never found one that I fell in love with, but I was never sure if this title really matched with the storyline. This point did not ruin the story, but kept me wondering.
One other personal note - the title Dress Rehearsal. I kept finding myself not understanding why it was given to this story. There is one line where I could see it fitting the story, but I kept wanting to rename the book. I never found one that I fell in love with, but I was never sure if this title really matched with the storyline. This point did not ruin the story, but kept me wondering.