Diese Woche stelle ich euch bei Waiting on Wednesday ein Buch vor, bei dem ich mir diesmal noch nicht so sicher bin, ob ich es mir kaufen werde: Walking Disaster von Jamie McGuire. Letztens habe ich Beautiful Disaster von der Autorin rezensiert, das mir sehr gut gefallen hat. Walking Disaster ist die Geschichte aus Travis' Perspektive geschrieben. Da habe ich nun meine Zweifel, ob das Buch wirklich viel Neues zu bieten hat oder ob es dasselbe in Grün ist. Aber bis April habe ich ja noch ein bisschen Zeit, es mir zu überlegen...
Erscheinungsdatum: 02.04.2013
Buch: 2 von 3
Seiten: 400
Verlag: Simon & Schuster UK
ISBN: 978-1471115141
Countdown: 61 Tage
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Set in the same time-frame as Beautiful Disaster, now we hear the story from Travis' point of view.
Travis lost his mother at a very young age, but before she died she taught him two important rules... Love hard. Fight harder.
Growing up in a family of men who like to gamble and fight, Travis Maddox is a tough guy. Known for his bad reputation with women, and feared for his incredible fighting skills, all the boys want to be him, while the girls simply want him...
Abby Abernathy is the first girl to treat him the way he feels he should be treated, with dislike and disinterest. It is her lack of interest that sparks his determination to win her round.
Will the invincible Travis 'Mad Dog' Maddox be defeated by a girl?
Travis lost his mother at a very young age, but before she died she taught him two important rules... Love hard. Fight harder.
Growing up in a family of men who like to gamble and fight, Travis Maddox is a tough guy. Known for his bad reputation with women, and feared for his incredible fighting skills, all the boys want to be him, while the girls simply want him...
Abby Abernathy is the first girl to treat him the way he feels he should be treated, with dislike and disinterest. It is her lack of interest that sparks his determination to win her round.
Will the invincible Travis 'Mad Dog' Maddox be defeated by a girl?
Was haltet ihr von Büchern, die im Prinzip dieselbe Geschichte aus der Sicht des männlichen Protagonisten erzählen, à la Midnight Sun von Stephenie Meyer? Lohnt sich der Perspektivenwechsel oder ist es Zeitverschwendung?
- Sarah
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