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Alice
never really believe in luck as she had her fair share of bad luck.
However, she still believes in love. Alice has been in love with her
best friend, Teddy for years. When Teddy's eighteen birthday arrives,
she buys him a lottery ticket attaching a note professing her love for
him. The unimaginable happens and Teddy wins the lottery.
Teddy and his mother are overjoyed by the news because they have been struggling financially At first, they are stunned by their good luck but, then Teddy gets swept up in the fame and fortune of being the youngest winner of $140 million. With Teddy's sudden influx of cash, things between him and Alice begin to change.
I found the novel to be a fun and entertaining read. It was interesting to see how different people would spend their lottery winnings. I enjoyed most of the characters but, did find them to be a bit annoying. Alice was so blinded by her grief and then her love for Teddy that she didn't take the time to considered other people around her. While I understand and appreciate her need to give money to the less fortunate (I loved Teddy's idea in the end on what to do with his wealth), I didn't like that she was trying to force her way on Teddy. Especially when she mentioned her main motivation behind volunteering. I wish there was more development on some of the characters but, overall it was a nice cozy young adult romance novel.
Teddy and his mother are overjoyed by the news because they have been struggling financially At first, they are stunned by their good luck but, then Teddy gets swept up in the fame and fortune of being the youngest winner of $140 million. With Teddy's sudden influx of cash, things between him and Alice begin to change.
I found the novel to be a fun and entertaining read. It was interesting to see how different people would spend their lottery winnings. I enjoyed most of the characters but, did find them to be a bit annoying. Alice was so blinded by her grief and then her love for Teddy that she didn't take the time to considered other people around her. While I understand and appreciate her need to give money to the less fortunate (I loved Teddy's idea in the end on what to do with his wealth), I didn't like that she was trying to force her way on Teddy. Especially when she mentioned her main motivation behind volunteering. I wish there was more development on some of the characters but, overall it was a nice cozy young adult romance novel.
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