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One Day: Twenty Years, Two People (Movie Tie-in)
One Day Twenty Years Two People - Movie Tie-in
Author: David Nicholls
It's 1988 and Dexter Mayhew and Emma Morley have only just met. They both know that the next day, after college graduation, they must go their separate ways. But after only one day together, they cannot stop thinking about one another. As the years go by, Dex and Em begin to lead separate lives-lives very different from the people they once ...  more »
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ISBN-13: 9780307946713
ISBN-10: 0307946711
Publication Date: 5/24/2011
Pages: 448
Edition: Mti
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3 stars, based on 61 ratings
Publisher: Vintage Contemporaries
Book Type: Paperback
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I never write reviews...I had to for this book. It was wonderful! Gets a tiny bit slow in the middle...but hang in there! it's well worth it!
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A friend loaned this book to me as a good vacation read. I was heading overseas and needed something to read on the plane. I would label this as a contemporary love story. Anglophiles will enjoy the book as the setting is London. It was a fun story and an interesting perspective as it covered 20 years in the lives of two very close friends (Em and Dex, Dex and Em). We get to see the two characters evolve and learn from their life experiences. I even shed a tear or two while on the plane. I enjoyed the book and if you enjoy novels about relationships you will enjoy One Day. It is an easy read and starts off in an interesting way that will not bore you.


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