Herb 'N' Lorna : A Novel

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Summary: GORGEOUS!
Review: I just remembered I owned this book, and I came in here to check out what I thought would be dozens of glowing reviews, but found only two! The story is original, funny and heartwarming, about two people who are madly in love, and spend their entire lives together with a secret each between them. There are parts of this book I would not dare to read in public, because I know I will break into hysterical laughter. I spent years forcing my friends to read it, and now I am trying to force strangers. You must read it! It's wonderful! And the photographs are priceless.

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Summary: You will laugh with sweet abandon from beginning to end
Review: Savor this wonderful, funny, fabulous book. To say that it is sweet is, well, true, and yet, that doesn't quite catch the theme, as readers will know from the first page. This book is definitely on my top ten list-- I have enjoyed all of Eric Kraft's books about Peter Leroy and his family and friends, but this one is my all time favorite. My copy has made the rounds through over 10 friends and I've bought as many as gifts, and each and everyone of the readers has been delighted and enraptured by the story of Peter's grandparents and their romance. To be able to share this novel is truly wonderful. Thank you, Mr. Kraft!

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Summary: The extraordinary lives of an ordinary couple
Review: What a shock for Peter Leroy to discover after the deaths of his warm and cuddly "Gumma" and "Guppa," that they had been involved in a rather unusual cottage industry! This is possibly my favorite of Eric Kraft's books. It's the one I frequently suggest to my friends that they start with. It's a warm, loving, and very funny story of the couple written posthumously by their fictional grandson.

Rating:
Summary: The extraordinary lives of an ordinary couple
Review: What a shock for Peter Leroy to discover after the deaths of his warm and cuddly "Gumma" and "Guppa," that they had been involved in a rather unusual cottage industry! This is possibly my favorite of Eric Kraft's books. It's the one I frequently suggest to my friends that they start with. It's a warm, loving, and very funny story of the couple written posthumously by their fictional grandson.