Simply Irresistible

by L.K. Wright

Book Overview

movie novelization of the romantic-comedy starring Sarah Michelle Geller (of Buffy The Vampire Slayer) and Sean Patrick Flannery. Geller prays me notable young chef in her deceased parents' failing... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0440228484
• ISBN13: 9780440228486
• Release Date: February 1999
• Publisher: Laurel Leaf Library
• Length: 188 Pages
• Weight: 0.25 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.6" x 6.9" x 4.2"

Customer Reviews

Awesome book!

Although this is a novelization of the movie Simply Irresistible, this book expands on this fairy tale romance. It contains scenes which were either added into the book or the scenes that had been edited out. This is a very interesting read even after watching the movie; you can really comprehend each character's thoughts and feelings which cannot be expressed in a movie. Great book to pick up when you're feeling as if you have nothing to do and just want to enjoy a light read!

A very Bewitching story! Just Perfect!

This book is amazing! I never read chick-flick books in my life but simply irresistible is the bomb! It has an amazing plot and very interesting characters. If you guys loved the movie you'll love this book. It's just tells the story of falling in love in a very honest and almost scary because it's true. And if some of you peeps don't know what I'm talking about you will, ones you fall in love . . .

This a great story about the powers of love!

I thought this book was a great story! The movie was great too! It's all about how Amanda can't cook but then these powers or something made everything she cooked irrisistable! Then she falls for a guy and he falls for her. Read it (or rent the movie)to find out what happens! I highly recommend it!

magical ! fantastic!

i recommend this book to those who believe in the magical power of love. This book is my first exposure to the works of L.K. Wright. So when i bought this book, i was in doubt. But my instinct to detect good books turned out to work very well. The scene where Tom shot his paper airplane inside the taxi is especially magical.