Pauleen W. (hauoli) - , reviewed on 6/20/2007 + 28 more book reviews

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LilyRose Sheffield has a loving and generous mother, loyal employees and friends, a wonderful green thumb thanks to her dad and... oh yes, Synesthesia. LilyRose can see sounds and taste shapes, which makes her feel like an outcast (as none of her boyfriends have been able to understand or accept it) so she locks her heart away. Until the soothing and exciting amber tones of Alex Rivers persuade her to open up again.

This was an adorable book about fears, challenges and trust. The funny characters of Fern Hollow make you laugh and sigh. The tender love that blossoms for LilyRose (and her mother), without pages of sweaty, graphic sex, was refreshingly sweet and inspiring.

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