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	• Twenty Wishes (A Blossom Street Book #4) Debbie Macomber Mira Books, 2008 - 368 pages average customer review:based on 33 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

one of debbies best yet

I read all of debbies books , and this was one of the best yet!

Friends on Blossom Street

Debbie McComber writes books that you become a part of. Her characters are people you can relate to in everyday life, you know some of them, yours just have different names. Her wrting style is descriptive, humorous, surprising & well thought out. It's always fun to welcome her "new friends" to the neighborhood while catching up with the old ones over knitting & goodies from the bakery. Join us for a cup of tea won't you, good friends are the staples of life on Blossom Street.

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Anne Marie Roche has invited 3 other widows to join her for a special Valentine's Day party. The women offer one another support and they come up with an idea which will focus their attention on possibilities for their future rather than on losses of the past. They each begin a list of 20 wishes which they feel would put fun, excitement, and fulfillment into their empty lives. Although each of them has something that they are seeking, they are all surprised by how their wishes turn out. Before long, the endings to each woman's story become pretty predictable, but getting there will be fun and enjoyable for readers.

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Good book.

I really liked this book. It made me realize that no matter what happens you shouldn't give up hope or stop wishing.

I like the fact that Debbie Macomber is able to weave characters that have flaws and problems just like the rest of us but they aren't so over the top that you don't believe them.

She also gives you updates about characters in previous Bloomsom Street books and works them into the story. It was like hanging out with old friends and making new ones.

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What do you want most in the world?

Anne Marie Roche wants to find happiness again. At 38 her life s not what she d expected--she s childless, a recent widow, alone. She owns a successful bookstore on Seattle s Blossom Street, but despite her accomplishments, there s a feeling of emptiness.

On Valentine s Day, Anne Marie and several other widows get together to celebrate...what? Hope, possibility, the future. They each begin a list of twenty wishes, things they always wanted to do but never did.

Anne Marie s list starts with: Find one good thing about life. It includes learning to knit, doing good for someone else, falling in love again. She begins to act on her wishes and when she volunteers at a local school, an eight-year-old girl named Ellen enters her life. It s a relationship that becomes far more involving than Anne Marie intended. It also becomes far more important than she ever imagined.

As Ellen helps Anne Marie complete her list of twenty wishes, they both learn that wishes can come true--but not necessarily in the way you expect.

As millions of women know, Debbie Macomber understands their lives and writes the stories they want to read.

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