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The Magic of Ordinary Days
During the latter years of WWII, circumstances in Olivia Dunne’s life suddenly change. The death of her mother followed by a failed love affair leaves her unable to realize her dream of studying archaeology in far-off places. Her father hastily arranges her marriage to a farmer in southeastern Colorado. Seeing no other choice, she leaves her home in Denver and takes the train to meet her husband-to-be.
The world and work of Ray Singleton couldn’t be more foreign. With no close neighbors or work of her own to do, Olivia reaches the point that she fears for her own sanity. Then she meets two young women, Japanese-American sisters interned at a nearby camp. They offer her companionship and take her mind off of her own despair. But the way in which they ultimately change her life is quite different from what she could ever suspect.
Ann Howard Creel captures the quiet vastness of the landscape and the secret, hidden spaces in the heart with eloquence. She shows how life’s disappointments can sometimes lead to surprisingly fulfilling opportunities. This novel is based on actual events.
The Magic of Ordinary Days
During the latter years of WWII, circumstances in Olivia Dunne’s life suddenly change. The death of her mother followed by a failed love affair leaves her unable to realize her dream of studying archaeology in far-off places. Her father hastily arranges her marriage to a farmer in southeastern Colorado. Seeing no other choice, she leaves her home in Denver and takes the train to meet her husband-to-be.
The world and work of Ray Singleton couldn’t be more foreign. With no close neighbors or work of her own to do, Olivia reaches the point that she fears for her own sanity. Then she meets two young women, Japanese-American sisters interned at a nearby camp. They offer her companionship and take her mind off of her own despair. But the way in which they ultimately change her life is quite different from what she could ever suspect.
Ann Howard Creel captures the quiet vastness of the landscape and the secret, hidden spaces in the heart with eloquence. She shows how life’s disappointments can sometimes lead to surprisingly fulfilling opportunities. This novel is based on actual events.
The magic of ordinary days summary
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amibunk's review against another edition
Trust, true love, knowing one's self; these are all issues discussed in The Magic of Ordinary Days. The main character, Olivia, must decide where she belongs and whom she should love. Well-written, thought provoking, and with decidedly descriptive language, this novel stays with the one who reads it,
seachell1's review against another edition
This was a nice, sweet and quiet love story. I really enjoyed this book.lizaroo71's review against another edition
A glimpse into Livvy's life: single and pregnant. The daughter of a reverend, her father makes arrangements for Livvy to marry so the child knows a father. The real father of the hold is a solider sent off to the battlefields of WWII.
Livvy makes her way to Colorado to marry a man she has never met. It is here, on his farm, that Livvy learns about friendship and love.
She meets two young Japanese sisters that are in an internment camp nearby. Livvy begins to understand that it is important to make the most of what you have and not to dwell on what isn't around.
A quick read with a rich setting.
ambientstories's review against another edition
Lovely book. Beautiful Hallmark adaptation (2005).kortirion's review against another edition
I liked this book well enough but was disappointed that the story ended as soon as the main character realized she was in love. Life isn't a fairy tale, people. I would have liked to have seen the story continue--how did the community react when she had her baby? Truthfully, I guess romances just don't normally cut it for me.
dappho's review against another edition
challenging emotional hopeful reflective slow-pacedmairennarteaga's review against another edition
Eh
It was a cute story but it was so slow and relatively boring when it had a lot of potential sadly.
amalies's review against another edition
I really enjoyed this book. I am drawn to information about WWII that doesn't involve the European front, but rather the Japanese front, the internment camps here in America and how the war was affecting people who weren't directly involved with the actual battles and troops living in their homes and cities. This story is about a woman growing to know herself, receive forgiveness and move on from death and pain and everything in between. I liked that a story about a persons life was written directly alongside a current event like the war. This is how our own lives happen everyday and her inner dialog really shows how the world around us really changes how we perceive things and decide who we are. The conclusion of the book was very good. The voice that lead me to understand that this book was Olivia talking abut her past really kept me on the edge needing to know the ending the entire time.
momma2thegs's review against another edition
This isn't my normal type of book. I picked it because I am on a waitlist for others and it sounded interesting. I am so glad I came across it. I thought it was a great book.
The Magic of Ordinary
One of my go-to movies is, The Magic of Ordinary Days, based off the book by Ann Howard Creel and made into a Hallmark movie. I believe, we all have that movie we like to watch when we just want to be mopey, have a good cry or just want to have a feel-good moment. The plot of the story is not overly important to this blog post. What is important is the title: Magic of Ordinary Days. It is one that I have been thinking about for some time as I reflect and write about our everyday life for Indianapolis Moms Blog. Magic should be a part of every day, but does it have to be extravagant and planned out?
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Surrounded by Magic Makers
My college years were surrounded by artistic greatness. I went to a top art school, Ringling College of Art and Design and had the pleasure of witnessing young artists turn into amazing people. These are people creating the books I read to my son, the toys I buy, the movies we watch, acting in commercials for favorite products, teaching others the passion of creating and countless other creative outlets (festival poster artist, tattoo artist, painter, children’s programming creator, video game creators and even a monk). I am forever grateful to have known these people and be inspired by them. I try to take teachings I learned and continue to learn from them to apply to my everyday life.
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Reviews for "The Spellbinding Spells of Diaba Rigg Qorst Witch"
1. John - 2 stars - I was really disappointed with "Diaba rigg qorst witch". The plot was confusing and hard to follow, and the characters were underdeveloped. It felt like the author was trying too hard to be unique and ended up creating a jumbled mess. I couldn't connect with any of the characters, and the world-building was lacking. Overall, I found it to be a tedious read and wouldn't recommend it.
2. Sarah - 1 star - "Diaba rigg qorst witch" was one of the worst books I've ever read. The writing was incredibly amateurish, with numerous grammar and spelling mistakes throughout. The dialogue was clunky and unrealistic, and the story lacked any sort of depth or originality. The pacing was off, with long stretches of nothing happening followed by abrupt and confusing plot twists. I regret wasting my time on this book.
3. Michael - 2 stars - I had high hopes for "Diaba rigg qorst witch" based on the reviews, but it completely missed the mark for me. The writing style was awkward and disjointed, making it difficult to engage with the story. The characters felt flat and uninteresting, with their motivations and actions not making much sense. The world-building was also weak, with little explanation or detail provided. Overall, I found it to be a lackluster and forgettable read.
4. Emily - 2 stars - "Diaba rigg qorst witch" had an intriguing premise, but unfortunately, it fell short in execution. The pacing was inconsistent, with long stretches of slow-moving plot followed by rushed and confusing action sequences. The plot itself was convoluted and hard to follow, requiring constant backtracking and rereading. The writing style felt clunky and the characters lacked depth, making it difficult to connect with the story. I was left feeling unsatisfied and disappointed by the end.