Review by marvac -- Midwinter Turns to Spring

Post by **Surabhi Rani** » 08 Dec 2019, 23:47

Volunteer Review: Midwinter Turns to Spring by Maria Veloso is a decent view of the story of romance for readers. It draws the attention of sensitive readers towards the story with a classical touch! I love the way the reviewer rates the book!

Hester3 · Post by **Hester3** » 08 Dec 2019, 23:56

Thanks for the review, the soundtrack included with the book does sound very unique. I also like that the book follows two storylines, one in the present and one through a journal.

CrescentMoon · Post by **CrescentMoon** » 09 Dec 2019, 00:02

It's nice to see how important art and culture are emphasized throughout this book. I'm glad the writing style made you enjoy this book. I'm not really much of a romance reader so I won't be reading this. But thanks for a great review!

Post by **Shrabastee Chakraborty** » 09 Dec 2019, 00:15

I find the premise and the contents of this book very unique, and the addition of the CD containing the soundtrack just about sealed my decision to read it. Thanks for the review!

Post by **Lorraine De Vos** » 09 Dec 2019, 00:17

Thank you for sharing your review with us. I don’t think this book is for me though.

Marissa Michael · Post by **Marissa Michael** » 09 Dec 2019, 00:20

It seems I can't connect with this book so I have to pass this one.

Susmita Biswas · Post by **Susmita Biswas** » 09 Dec 2019, 00:23

Midwinter Turns to Spring by Maria Veloso is a romance novel. Romance and suspence seems like going to rock together. Sounds very interesting. Congratulations on #botd.

Naina1547 · Post by **Naina1547** » 09 Dec 2019, 00:28

I'm not much interested in romance novels and hence I'm not into this book. But I enjoyed reading your review. The way you explained why you liked the book and the writing style shows that you enjoyed reading the book thoroughly. I wish I could write amazing reviews like you.

Sam Ibeh · Post by **Sam Ibeh** » 09 Dec 2019, 00:28

When artists are involved in a romantic relationship, it's usually beautiful. I'd love to see how this plays out completely in this book.

InStoree · Post by **InStoree** » 09 Dec 2019, 01:04

It seems like a wonderful novel of romance, especially when the Spanish art and Flamenco culture steps into the story. Plus, there is music too. I will keep it in mind for recommendations. Promising review. Thank you!

Nonso Samuelson · Post by **Nonso Samuelson** » 09 Dec 2019, 02:58

This book sounds like a rich mix of art and culture, with a sufficient sprinkling of romance. May be worth a try.

TutorGirlCheyenne · Post by **TutorGirlCheyenne** » 10 Dec 2019, 04:12

aacodreanu wrote: ↑08 Dec 2019, 10:13 I am not a native speaker of English but I think your review is full of mistakes, some of which make the message you want to pass on unclear, to say the least.
How can you estimate the correctness of a book written in a language that you do not master?
I understand that music is important in the novel, that there are two cultures present and that Flamengo, the dance, has some role to play.
I probably have to read another review to understand better. Sorry.

I had difficulty understanding parts of their review but ultimately was able to decipher it enough to understand what they were trying to get across.

Sugarlump54 · Post by **Sugarlump54** » 14 Dec 2019, 11:00

I have read this book and if you like romance and happy endings this book is for you. I agree that the authors ability to portray characters and her poetic writing were excellent.

MustaHarleen · Post by **MustaHarleen** » 15 Dec 2019, 10:22

True love still exists. This amazing book explains this term well. I love the character of Alfonso and his resilience in love. Thanks for the great review.