Review by marvac -- Midwinter Turns to Spring

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Re: Review by marvac -- Midwinter Turns to Spring

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The music, and the experiences, this romance novel might be worth checking out.
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I like that it is about pursuing what you are passionate about but I do not think this book is for me.
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I love the plot of this book so much. It sounds like a beautiful romance novel. I can't wait to read it.
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A romance novel "Midwinter Turns to Spring" by Maria Veloso, which is set during the splendor of an American county in the late seventies and revolves around an young art professional woman, who redefines the work legacy of a Spanish artist. The story appears quite entertaining.
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If you like art, poetry, and romance, this seems like a great book. None of these are really my thing, so I'm sure I'll skip this one. Your review was interesting to read, though. Thanks!
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A romance and artistic read. Though, I'm not that into art but might consider flipping through this novel. Good review.
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This is a contemporary romantic story on paintings and culture, passion, love, loss, and determination. The book has a free sample on Amazon Kindle and has a well-written OnlineBookClub review that I found to be inciteful. I rated it 4 out of 4 stars. Congrats on being the BOTD.
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I am definitely intrigued by how the author would mix poetry, art and romance. Thanks for the review!
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Romance, poem, art, culture etc, "Midwinter Turns to Spring" by Maria Veloso sounds like fun!
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I am intrigued by the inclusion of a CD. Music and art plus romance must be a heady combination. And with a Spanish flavor besides. Magnifico!
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You seem to have looked at and thought about the book in a detailed way, but unfortunately for me, it is difficult to understand by your review the details and views that you wanted to present about the book. But, I did gather enough to understand that it is a romance novel based on art and that you have liked it very much. Not a book for me though. Good luck on your next review.
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A story that mixes romance and art sounds intriguing. I like that the book involves hidden journal entries, which adds more layers to the book. It sounds like a character-driven story. Thanks for the wonderful review!
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Romance, art, and a hidden journal sounds yummy. I love the information being discovered by a tenant decades later. Fun premise. Thanks for the review.
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From art and writing to music and dance, various forms drive the story in today's BOTD. Paired with its own music soundtrack, this is an unforgettable novel of love, romance, hidden truths, and a past that resurfaces. Fans of the romance genre will fall in love with this one! Thank you!
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Thanks for the review. I had a somewhat challenging time understanding your descriptive in para. two and three. However, romance tied with historical events is always intriguing for my preference of reads. I added to my list of will reads. :D
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