Author: Philip Gulley
Pages: 96
Published: 2005
Genre: Christmas fiction
Rating: 3/5
Sam Gardner admits that his history as a gift giver is abysmal. Determined to redeem himself, he has enrolled in a scrapbooking class. His artistic enterprise, however, ends in disaster. Meanwhile, wife Barbara sees through his lame ruse of a Wednesday night "men's group," but suspecting the worst, she begins to search for a romantic rival.Sam Gardner admits that his history as a gift giver is abysmal. Determined to redeem himself, he has enrolled in a scrapbooking class. His artistic enterprise, however, ends in disaster. Meanwhile, wife Barbara sees through his lame ruse of a Wednesday night "men's group," but suspecting the worst, she begins to search for a romantic rival.
Thoughts: Nice enjoyable read for Christmas. Thought that the story was a little too quick for my liking and that the story could have been fleshed out a little more.
2 comments:
I've been seeing this title around a lot lately (for obvious reasons). Now that I know what it's about--I thought it was a super-weepy Richard Paul Evans type--I think I'll try it!
JNCL
The Beauty of Eclecticism
I have this book. I wondered if it was any good. Many Christmas books are light and sweet reads. Thanks for sharing, Melissa!
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