Truth About Christmas

By Bo Collier

Collier, Bo This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1891929445
• ISBN13: 9781891929441
• Release Date: January 2000
• Publisher: Four Seasons Pub
• Length: 141 Pages
• Weight: 0.35 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.5" x 5.4" x 8.3"

Customer Reviews

A Gift.

"The Truth About Love" was given to me as a gift. I have since shared it with other friends of mine. A treasure of a story, relevant to our times, Natalie is a character I think we all can relate to. Thoroughly engaging and easy to read, "The Truth About Love" is a perfect escape from our busy lives and serves as an entertaining, gentle and humorous reminder that what is most important is to always come center to the heartglow.

A Gift.

"The Truth About Love" was given to me as a gift. I have since shared it with other friends of mine. A treasure of a story, relevant to our times, I was moved by Natalie, a character I think most of us can relate to. Thoroughly engaging, this tale is not just a Christmas story, but a story for all seasons and for all people. "The Truth About Love" is a perfect escape from our busy lives and serves as a gentle, tender and most entertaining reminder that what is most important is to always come center to the heartglow.

We all need to remember

The Truth About Love is a cute loving story with the love and the dramas of todays lives. Just when Natalie thinks she has control, life changes. Natalie's a single mom trying to do it all, for herself and her child, loses sight that love can bring warmth and happiness if you just allow your heart to be open. This warm story is one that we all need to remember, sometimes love will find you when you least expect it.

The Truth About Love

A tender gem, that is sure to be a holiday classic. The messages conveyed are timeless and meaningful to those who have had to go through similar circumstances as well as those who can only admire the heroine in the novel who learns of some of lifes most important and precious lessons. The prose is comtemporary, a rich blend of humor and drama. A thouroughly enjoyable read and highly recommended for a wide audience during any season of the year.

The Truth About Love

A warm and humorous women's story. Very timely and relevent, as well as fun and endearing. I related to the character Natalie, the single mother trying to do it all, and sometimes missing what's most important.