Review: Interesting
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 11 28, 2012
He Came with the Cottage might sound like quite a relatively strange and mysterious tittle for any random novel, especially one by someone as great an author as Sandra Ross actually happens to be. I mean, her writing skills are probably nearly unmatchable when it comes down to comparisons between various authors in general who exist all over the world. For centuries, people have enjoyed literature on many different levels- of course there were those rare civilizations who actually did detest or fear books and would burn them or destroy them, but in general, people have always appreciated their own ability to share knowledge through writing and educate each other on various topics through the use of good wording and phrasing that easily explains or describes concepts. However, besides educational purposes, books can also be read for entertainment as well, which is what people often commonly do with books a well, especially nowadays, when the collection of topics is so broad for readers that every single person in the world is quite potent to find a read that will match is or her personality nearly flawlessly or at the very least interest them enough so that their attention is immediately grabbed and captivated quite well throughout the entire read no matter how long it may end up being all in all.So what else is so captivating about books? They can open up so many doors for our minds that it can truly be overwhelming to think about. For instance, the fact that there are so many different topics that one might read about is quite mind blowing and yet when readers select their picks at the library they don't normally focus on one title in particular if they are simply browsing for something eye catching. But what characterizes those eye catching books? Not all novels can appeal to a reader as much as a single outstanding one, and it really depends much more on the reader him or herself whether or not a single book will satisfy or grab his or her attention and then also keep holding it all the way through. But generally, what makes a book extremely attractive is actually its title. I mean, sure, we've all heard the ancient old saying of never judging a book by its cover, but so what? A title is still the very first thing that we see and if it is appealing enough then we might just as well stick around to find out what is its meaning and why it is so interesting. This is a good suggestion for this book too. Look beyond the strange title for an excellent romance special.