Emma: A Latter-Day Tale
3 Stars
This Christian fiction book was fun, dramatic, and quirky at
times. The Mormon based play on Austen’s
Emma did not disappoint. I hate to admit
this, but I have never read Emma or even seen the movie at that, but I did like
this book so I imagine I would love Emma.
This clean romance is filled with religious references and
being Southern Baptist, myself, I appreciated this aspect. I also like the eccentric Emma. She is so clueless, nosey, and stuck in her
head. I love the fact that the life
coach needs coaching.
I also liked Justin who stands by Emma’s side through thick
and thin.
Emma is trying top be a life coach and has found her next
project in Harri, a new girl in town.
Instead of coaching Harri, Emma tells her what to do even giving her a
makeover and choosing who she dates.
Emma has hang ups of her own including jealously and along the way
thinks she is falling in love herself.
I thought that this book was a cute, short read and would recommend
this book to girls 15 and over, Mormon or not.
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