Sentences with phrase «book fell in love with the characters»

Everyone that has read my book fell in love with the characters.

Not exact matches

sound (sorry, gals — there's a bit where McGregor's towel falls off, but his fun parts are below frameline), a 30 - second Down with Love (as in the fictitional book Zellweger's character writes) testimonial, a music promo spot (no trailers, though), and more.

Yes, Rowling's descriptions of magic are great fun to read, but I daresay most readers fell in love with and stuck around seven books for the characters.

Stories which paint characters so well the reader will fall in love with the characters, never wanting the book to be over.

Stories that paint characters so well we can fall in love with that character and not want the book to end, and yet, we will race to the end to see what will happen.

Baseball is important to the central conflict and brings the characters together, but ultimately this book is about growing up and falling in love — with another person, with a place, with a part of your life.

Although the book was very difficult to read, through all of my tears, I fell in love with every one of the characters.

It's how you get your reader to fall in love with — or despise — the characters in your book.

She fell in love with the stories and the characters, and thus began a 3 - year odyssey to track me down and option these books for a major motion picture trilogy.

Even better, turn off the television and read a book — escape to another world, fall in love with some fictional characters, be whisked away.

In his book How to Avoid Falling in Love with a Jerk, Dr. Van Epp explains that asking the right questions to inspire meaningful, revealing conversations with your partner and judging character based on compatibility, relationship skills, friends, and patterns from familial and previous relationships should tell you what you need to know about a potential life partneIn his book How to Avoid Falling in Love with a Jerk, Dr. Van Epp explains that asking the right questions to inspire meaningful, revealing conversations with your partner and judging character based on compatibility, relationship skills, friends, and patterns from familial and previous relationships should tell you what you need to know about a potential life partnein Love with a Jerk, Dr. Van Epp explains that asking the right questions to inspire meaningful, revealing conversations with your partner and judging character based on compatibility, relationship skills, friends, and patterns from familial and previous relationships should tell you what you need to know about a potential life partner.