[.ca] Heartland #15: Love Is A Gift (ISBN 0439425107)

comes close....falls short:
I have read all the Heartland books so far and I plan to read them till they stop. (I HOPE that isn't soon!!!) I LOVED the first thirteen. the last three have been fairly good but they lack the same desription and feeling that made the others so excitingI think it is cool to see Amy somewhere new,dealing with her father's new wife and daugther. I also liked the fact that Amy realized, to a certain extent, that family is more important than horses. (even though horses ROCK)I missed having the heartland crew there, especially TY! :) All in all I thought it was a good book, but there was something missing.

Love is a Gift was great!:
I have read all of Lauren Brooks Heartland books, and I think that every one deserves five stars! In this Heartland book, Amy Flemming goes with her sister and her sisters boyfriend to Australia to visit her half sister, her step-mother, and her father. When Amy gets there she begins to feel she doesn't fit in, so she hangs with the horses, but she doesn't really feel like she fits there either. With the help of Amy's friends, she realizes what the problem is and quickly tries to fix it before she goes home.

Interesting:
It wasn't one of the best... the others were better. It wasn't the same. Maybe it was because it took place in a whole different backdrop. But I still reccomend you read it if you've read all of them so far.

Interesting enough:
I've always been a big fan of these series, but this book definately wasn't the best. It was good and touching, but it wasn't lyke THAT exciting. I liked it, but I liked the other books MUCH better. You might as well read it if your going to read any others, the author tends to refer back to other books. :/

Interesting enough:
I've always been a big fan of these series, but this book definately wasn't the best. It was good and touching, but it wasn't lyke THAT exciting. I liked it, but I liked the other books MUCH better. You might as well read it if your going to read any others, the author tends to refer back to other books. :/