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Mary Thurber
5/21/2017 04:31:30 pm
1. I love them both equally. It is very interesting to me, Julia's perspective tells so much more "female emotions" more memories of the I love you's, etc. 2. I would have been disappointed too. She was so excited, finally seeing him again, then he has a fire call. She did not want him taking that job in the first place so I think it negatively affected their relationship. 3. I think she is referring to her living with his firefighting career. I think psychologically her history with her father is partly why she feels this way. 4. I think they both could have tried harder 5. Oftentimes jealousy does work but it didn't this time! I think Will was willing to try anything to get Julia back. 6. No I don't think she was bad but just not meant to be with Will. I felt sorry for her. 7. I definitely feel Julia is trying to balance her old and new worlds. 8. Yes but I think he should have told her how much he loved her. 9. Sometimes, not always, if it is meant to be. 10. When they started playing together, Will realized every song reminded him of Julia. Yes, many things over the years. 11. I don't know if it is that he truly never stopped loving her or was afraid of being hurt? I am sure it probably is - that is REAL love. 12. Yes, I would have gone to her right away. 13. I think it is a neat idea. 14. I didn't see it coming but was happy for them. 15. I think he could have been faster and saved himself heartache. 16. I think it depends on what the struggle or pain were. 17. Not all but this was as all of Laura's books so beautifully written and I couldn't put it down.
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5/22/2017 08:36:16 pm
Love these answers, too, Mary! Very introspective. I can't wait to see the rest from the other books! And again, thank you for taking the time to share your thoughts! It means the world! ♥ ♥ And I'm so happy you enjoyed Will and Julia's story!
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Inspired by my little, Midwestern hometown, I write about rain on tin roofs, gravel roads, old trucks with holes in the floorboards, small-town summer nights, and most importantly, love.
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