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Instead of being distracting they pull you into the story in a way even the original never did

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I enjoyed having a book set in edmonton with side trips to calgary and vancouver and i appreciated the mostly educational parts of the book where we learn more about the trials and tribulations of our nonprofit sector as it struggles to assist the disenfranchised people in our society the ones who are frequently ignored by our government until it is too late

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I bet it will make you want to find a copy

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Lizzy works in a non profit homeless shelter jane is a former ice skater with a prosthetic leg mary is a computer geek lydia is an actress in commercials and bit parts on tv

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The essential relationships from the original book remain unchanged when they first meet darcy and lizzie dont like each other and make bad first impressions on each other

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This was very good reading and a very modern version with email texting and tweeting playing a part along with the politics of charities and gay couples

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I am not always a fan of modern pp versions usually because they are nothing like the original except the main characters have similar names as the original and the guy is rich and the girl is feisty

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The plot moved rapidly and even though i knew how it would all end it didnt affect my desire to read every work