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Synopsis
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The eagerly anticipated follow-up to
One Hundred Proposals. If you thought Harry & Suzie’s life
couldn't get anymore sweepingly romantic than Harry asking her to marry him
at the end of One Hundred Proposals – think again It’s Christmas in a snow-kissed London,
and the.PerfectProposal.com have vowed to carry out one hundred proposals in
December. No easy task at the best of times - made even more complicated by
Harry & Suzie trying to plan their first Christmas and a visit from the
dreaded in-laws. But one hundred deliciously Christmassy proposals later they
find themselves asking if everything is still perfect in their own
relationship…. Welcome back to the divinely warm world
of One Hundred Proposals – with a sprinkling of pure, joyful, festive magic. Have yourself a very merry Christmas
indeed with Holly Martin’s Christmas novella. |
Chapters In Total
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Prologue |
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Chapters |
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6 |
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Epilogue |
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Pages |
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Note(s)
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· 100
Proposals #2 |
Destination
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1.
Alnwick Castle 2.
Australia 3.
Bondi Beach 4.
Canada 5.
Cheshire 6.
China 7.
Disneyland 8.
England 9.
Hong Kong 10.
Ice Rink, Hampton Court Palace 11.
Iceland 12.
Japan 13.
Leicester Square 14.
London 15.
London Jewellery School 16.
Mosaic Glass Studio 17.
New Zealand 18.
River Thames 19.
Snowdon 20.
St Dunstan in the East Church Garden 21.
Tower Bridge 22.
Tower of London 23.
Trafalgar Square 24.
Vegas 25.
Westminster Bridge |
Song(s)/Band(s)
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1.
Prince – The Most Beautiful Girl In the
World 2.
Beyonce – Single Ladies 3.
Bruno Mars – Marry Me 4.
Slades – Merry Christmas Everybody 5.
Chistina Perri – A Thousand Years 6.
Here Comes The Bride |
Main Character(s)
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Male |
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Harry James Forbes |
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Female |
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Suzie McKenzie |
Other Character(s)
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Harry James Forbes |
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Chief IT |
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Suzie McKenzie |
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Chief Proposal |
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Sausage |
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Harry and Suzie’s child |
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Steve |
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Badger Harry’s best friend Suzie’s cousin Jules’s boyfriend |
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Jules McKenzie |
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Steve’s girlfriend |
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Bella McKenzie |
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Jules’s daughter |
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Jake McKenzie |
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Deceased Died of Leukaemia Suzie’s brother |
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George McKenzie |
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Suzie’s father |
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Beryl McKenzie |
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Suzie’s mother |
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Abigail |
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Harry’s sister |
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Alexander |
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Client |
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Cassandra |
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Alexander’s girlfriend |
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Kelly |
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Registrar |
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Marv |
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Harry’s rugby friend |
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Lurch |
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Harry’s rugby friend |
Quote(s)
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1.
‘Have I told you today how much I love
you?’ I smiled hugely. ‘You tell
me every day, several times a day in fact.’ ‘I only speak the truth.’ 2.
He had been like this ever since he had
proposed to me six months before. 3.
This was Jules’s coping mechanism. When
things went wrong she made cake or she served cake. 4.
Firstly, the comment you made about me not wanting to marry
you, couldn’t be more untrue. I do. I can’t wait to marry you. I want a big,
all singing, all dancing with the full bells and whistles affair. I want the
big white dress and the candles and flowers, I want the music and the dancing
afterwards. 5.
I was turning into an emotional sap. 6.
I want this – I want to be that great
dad who plays with his kids in the park, teaches them things and spoils them
rotten. I’m going to be the dad that does all the feeds and the nappies and
the late night drives to get our kid to sleep. We’re going to make mistakes,
we’re going to cry and scream with tiredness and frustration, but we’re going
to do this together and I cannot wait to travel this part of my life with
you. We’re strong but we’re even stronger together and when either of us
fall, the other will be there to pick each other up. 7.
And now they’re to gether and they’re
happy, who are we to argue with the way that fate has brought them together.
it sucks, it really does that your brother died, but we can’t change that. “All
we have to decide is what to do with the time that is given to us.” 8.
Something old, something new, something
borrowed, something blue |
BOOK JOURNEY
Thoughts
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(1) I’m so glad that there is a second book
of the series. I was hoping to see the wedding and the happily ever after! —————— ΰΈ
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——————— (2) Aww! You guys have been together for
six months! Yayyy! —————— ΰΈ
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——————— (4) Awww… that’s so sweet! —————— ΰΈ
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——————— (5) Are you pregnant? |
Reading Experience
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Aww! That’s what I’m talking about. Life
after the One Hundred and One proposal, the wedding and, of course, the
little addition to the family! But that’s not enough! I.WANT.MORE! If only I can
read their story until they go back to the land of their Father. . Why given only 4 stars, you asked me. I’m
not sure. I feel that something is missing but I cannot pin it out. . The part where I feel kinda sad is the
part where Beryl said something hurtful towards Harry. I mean I understand
that no one is good enough for her son and daughter but is that necessary to
say something so hurtful and spiteful to her son-in-law and daughter-in-law?
Argh. What if the situation is in the reverse, where your mother-in-law do
that to you? This is sad. . Anyway, once again, Congratulations to
Harry and Suzie. Wishing you a lifetime of love and happiness. |
Question(s)
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1. - |
Three Most Important
Concepts in This Book
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1. The
determination to stay together in a relationship is very important. |
Suitable For People Who
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1. Please
refer to “Tags” |
Reading Start and
End Dates
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Start |
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19.10.2024 |
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End |
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19.10.2024 |
Total Reading Duration
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4 |
Hours |
36 |
Minutes |
Reading Timeline [In
Chapter(s)]
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19.10.2024 |
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1 |
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6 |
Tags
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Fiction; Contemporary; Romance;
Christmas |
Pace
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Spiciness
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Notes
Reading Experience
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Plot and Content: The
appeal of the storyline, the depth and interest of the content, and the
relevance and accuracy of the information presented.
· Language and Style: The
fluidity and beauty of the writing, and whether the author’s style aligns with
the reader's preferences and expectations.
· Characterization and Development: The
dimensionality and vividness of the characters, and whether their development
feels deep and credible.
· Pacing and Structure: The
appropriateness of the pacing, the coherence of the structure, and whether the
plot progresses smoothly.
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Emotional Resonance:
Whether the reader can connect with the emotions, themes, or viewpoints
presented in the book.
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Visual Presentation: The
book’s design, including layout, font, illustrations, and cover design, and how
these elements enhance the reading experience.
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Personal Impact: The
influence of the book on the reader’s thoughts, emotions, or life experiences.
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Reading Comfort: The
comfort of reading, considering factors like paper quality, book weight, and
the reading environment.
Pace
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Fast Pace: The
plot progresses rapidly, with frequent events occurring, creating a sense of
tension and urgency for the reader. Typically, these books have short
paragraphs and chapters, with concise and brisk language, and frequent conflict
and suspense. Examples include thrillers or action-adventure novels.
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Medium Pace: The
plot develops at a moderate speed, neither too rushed nor too slow. These books
usually feature a balanced progression of story and character development, with
a relatively even writing style. Many literary or commercial novels may have
this pace.
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Slow Pace: The
plot advances slowly, often focusing on the characters' inner worlds,
environmental descriptions, or nuanced emotional portrayals. These books
typically have longer paragraphs and chapters, with a more complex writing
style and a lot of information. Literary classics or works with intricate
psychological depictions often exhibit a slow pace.
Spiciness
0★ No Spiciness: Completely non-romantic
and non-suggestive; suitable for all ages.
1★ Very Mild: Occasional flirtation or
light hints; very tame and appropriate for most readers.
2★ Mild: Some romantic tension or
innuendo; suitable for young adult readers but no explicit content.
3★ Moderate: Noticeable romantic or
sexual themes; suitable for mature readers with some emotional depth.
4★ Spicy: Frequent and more explicit
romantic or sexual content; intended for adult readers with significant
emotional stakes.
5★ Extremely Spicy: Highly explicit
content with detailed sexual scenes or intense emotional drama; strictly for
mature audiences.
Ratings
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0.0: Unreadable or offensive.
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0.5: Extremely poor; frustrating and
unenjoyable.
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1.0: Poorly written with little redeeming
quality.
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1.5: Very weak; minimal positives, mostly
disappointing.
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2.0: Some merits but overall disappointing.
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2.5: Slightly above disappointing; some
redeeming qualities.
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3.0: Solid but flawed; enjoyable but
forgettable.
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3.5: Good; has engaging moments but still some
flaws.
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4.0: Very good; well worth reading with a few
minor issues.
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4.5: Excellent; impactful and nearly perfect,
with just a few minor flaws.
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5.0: Exceptional; a must-read that stays with
you.
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