Mandarin Orange Sunday

By Angelique Durand

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• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0553147099
• ISBN13: 9780553147094
• Release Date: January 1981
• Publisher: Bantam Books
• Length: 368 Pages
• Weight: 0.83 lbs.

Customer Reviews

ELEGANT AND FUNNY

Solange is a woman with everything--or so it would seem. A second look tells us she's a woman with everything money can buy...and no one with whom to share it. Her quest for the perfect lover and the perfect love form the premise of this wise and witty book. My only regret is that Durand never gave us a sequel.

Great Reading!

I first read this book in High School over ten years ago, and still think it is one of the best love stories I have read to date. This book shows us that it is a difficult yet rewarding experience to keep searching for our perfect soul mate. I wish I could find another copy!

Best bargain I ever found!

I picked up this book at a garage sale in the 80's. I consider it the best bargain I ever found! This book is truly timeless. From the very first page to the last, Solange takes you on a journey that you don't want to end. This book moves very smooth and snappy. Read it once, and it's bound to become a well-read favorite!

Very Sexy!!

I first read this book my junior year in high school in 1982. I found it very educational (as a budding young woman). It's a love story with alot of zest. It's one of the things I will always remember from my teen years, my friends and I all read it and it was always quite the conversational piece! Kudos to Ms. Durand! I'd love to read a sequel about Solange's adventures in love!

Beautiful

This book has captured my heart. It is an extremely (in my opinion) well written book that gives you a very realistic insite into the life of a woman trying desperatly to find the happiness she deserves. It shows that money and success is nothing unless you have someone that you honestly love to share and enjoy it with. I have read this book once a year for the past ten years and will do so probably for the rest of my life. Thumbs up for the "literary lady"!