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Finding Mr. Perfect
But first Hannah Ross has to make sure that the new ad campaign for Granny's Grains begins without a hitch - after all, it was her idea to locate America's "perfect" family and then slap their faces on every cereal box.
Yet when Hannah ventures to Timber Bay, Michigan, the Walkers aren't the "perfect" she was thinking of (the mother's poker playing is only the start - "little" Danny isn't little in any way. And he's also frustrating and handsome and...).
With days before Granny's Grains' CEO shows up for the meet-and-greet, can Hannah turn the Walker clan into something they aren't? Or will she change to fit into something she's always wanted, like a real family? And will Danny Walker be the one to show her the way...?
224 pages, Mass Market Paperback
First published June 1, 2004
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August 18, 2012
The reason I fell into the rabbit hole and stepped into the world of chick-lit. Found this at a swap meet bin for $.25 and I thought, "Why not?"
An entertaining read. Good enough to keep you going. Short, sweet, and funny. Nice dialogue between the protagonists.
This book is special because it's my first :)
An entertaining read. Good enough to keep you going. Short, sweet, and funny. Nice dialogue between the protagonists.
This book is special because it's my first :)
November 22, 2011
Kind of a cornball story interesting enough to finish but not real exciting. Hannah tries to prepare the 'perfect family' for a cereal ad only to find they are less than perfect especially their adult son Danny.
December 23, 2012
This was an interesting enough read. I just couldn't get behind the protagonist. She was kind of lame.
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