Dr. Quinn Medicine Woman: Growing Pains (ISBN 0425164926)

Romantic and Fantastically detailed.:
This book is completely like the TV show with twist and turns on every page, it's is just so lifelike I could picture what was going on in my head being a fan of Dr. Quinn Medicine Woman the TV show. With the detail in this book I could see the people walking and talking as it gives you detail to such a degree. I would recommemend this book any fan of Teresa Warfield's writing or to any Dr. Quinn fan to read. If you are lucky anough to get a hold of this book I hope you injoy it as much as I did because I thought it was fantastic. I gave this book a five star rating because of it's detail and story line.

An Entertaining Dr. Quinn story:
Once I got into this book, I really quite enjoyed it. Some parts were very amusing, and I even laughed out loud several times. It felt like I was watching one of the weekly episodes. However, I would hope that the next book will have more adventure in it, like when Dr. Mike and Sully would have to go on treks through the mountains, escaping from Indian dog soldiers and catching outlaws. I sincerely hope this author continues to write more Dr. Quinn books.

Cool Romatic Tv Show:
I think this was a good book I read it. I think this was a cool romantic Tv Show. I heard from a person named Tiff there will be a Dr. Quinn Medicine Woman movie coming this Monday to CBS.

She's getting worse at this...:
I liked Teresa Warfield's first book very much. Somehow, it tied in with what I never knew but expected of her childhood based on the television series. The second one "Bounty Hunter" was not too bad but it seems as if Teresa Warfield has lost her steam in "Growing Pains". It's a boring book (coming from a Dr. Quinn fan) but seeing it did stimulate my desire to grab on to more Dr. Quinn literature. This, I satisfied by reading the scripts I found at the Official DQMW Site and some episode synopses. Would be nice if Teresa or some other author decides to "translate" the entire TV series into a few books. That, I'll definitely buy! Still, reading DQMW can't beat watching it. Gee... I really miss that!

Just like watching the show:
The book read like one of the low key shows. The trials and tribulations of everyday life stood out in this book. Not all the shows were riveting, just like everyday life and that is what the book was like. I enjoyed it for what it was.