Review: Emotional Rollercoaster Ride to Love - The Aussie/English Way of Writing
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 08 4, 2013
I noticed one reader's review being criticial of Ainslie's grammer and spelling.  Perhaps she is confusing US and English spelling.  From an English spelling point of view, which is what we use in Australia, the book is grammatically correct.  So we say colour not color, centre not center, neighbour not neighbor etc.  I think Anslie uses the spelling of stupid as "stoopid" because that's the way the character is pronouncing it - it's meant to be humorous.I love reading Ainslie books, they are a "can't put down book" that have me laughing as well as taking me on an emotional rollercoaster ride.  The characters in this book are so real life, from their torments and fears to their hopes and dreams.  For the Hero in this book, I would not wish the anguish he goes through on anyone but the process from anguish, anger, fear, guilt to love (being the light at the end of his tunnel) is very insightful and realistic. Our Heroine is also someone that has to battle with parents who do not have any faith in her abilities and are always critical.  Her perseverance against the battle of insecurity, realising her self worth and that she is deserving of love (being the light at the end of her tunnel) is very true to life.  Really worth reading.