A Groovy Kind of Love (The Bibliophiles: Book Three)
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Publisher Description
2015 Readers' Choice Nominee: BigAl's Books & Pals
Uptight British lit lover meets a free spirit at a book club and his world is turned upside down!
After placating to his father’s demands that he play Little League baseball and major in computer programming in college rather than his beloved English literature, Thaddeus assumed that several years into his career, he would finally get some peace and quiet.
Then he met Spring Pearson, the younger, free-spirited daughter of Hippie parents, at a book club meeting. Instantly smitten, Thaddeus finally worked up the courage to ask Spring out. But will an old college pinkie-swear promise Spring made fifteen years ago get in the way of this bibliophilic romance?
"A Groovy Kind of Love" is the third and final installment of Karen Wojcik Berner’s Bibliophiles series. Written as stand-alone novels, each book focuses on one or two members of a fictional suburban classics book club, revealing their personal stories while the group explores tales spun by the masters.
Customer Reviews
An Enjoyable Read
What a wonderful book! It took me back to my childhood and my love of reading, which has grown and grown and grown each passing year. I cannot wait to go back and read the other books in this series!
Cupid flies low over the Classics Book Club and a heart-warming story unfolds.
Book three in Karen Wojcik Berner’s trilogy about the bibliophiles, A Groovy Kind of Love, was my personal favorite. It is a touching love story of shy, Anglophile Thaddeus finding deep strength in his love for even shyer Spring Pearson, whose parents own a local juice and coffee bar.
Their love blooms and grows but then takes an abrupt detour, altering the outcome the characters and the reader had anticipated. Fellow members in the Classics Book Club take on the role of true and abiding friends, and the reader cheers them on as they deliver support to the couple we care so much about.
Once again, the authenticity of Berner’s characters and story lines keeps the reader engaged to the end. I’ve enjoyed all three of her books.
The holiday season is just a few weeks away, and I’m already looking forward to her short story, A Bibliophile Christmas, as much as the welcome scent of sugar and cinnamon in my home.