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Phenomenal Bestseller!
Love Story by Erich Segal
Oliver Barrett IV, a wealthy jock from a stuffy WASP family on his way to a Harvard degree and a career in law . . . Jenny Cavilleri, a sharp-tongued, working-class beauty studying music at Radcliffe . . .
Opposites in nearly every way, Oliver and Jenny are kindred spirits from vastly different worlds. Falling deeply and powerfully, their attraction to one another defies everything they have ever believed—as they share a passion far greater than anything they dreamed possible . . . and explore the wonder of a love that must end too soon.
One of the most adored novels of our time, this is the book that defined a generation—a story of uncompromising devotion, of life as it really is . . . and love that changes everything.
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I was looking everywhere for Jenny. Had she left and walked all the way back to Radcliffe alone?
“Jenny?”
I took three or four steps away from fans, searching desperately. Suddenly she popped out from behind a bush, her face swathed in a scarf, only her eyes showing.
“Hey, Preppie, it’s cold as hell out here.”
Was I glad to see her!
“Jenny!”
Like instinctively, I kissed her lightly on the forehead.
“Did I say you could?” she said.
“What?”
“Did I say you could kiss me?”
“Sorry, I was carried away.”
“I wasn’t.”
We were pretty much all alone out there, and it was dark and cold and late. I kissed her again. But not on the forehead, and not lightly. It lasted a long nice time. When we stopped kissing, she was still holding on to my sleeves.
“I don’t like it,” she said.
“What?”
“The fact that I like it.”
Love Story Book Reviews
- ‘Funny, touching, and infused with wonder, as all love stories should be.’ San Francisco Examiner
- ‘For someone who is in love, or was in love, or hopes to be in love.’ St Louis Post-Dispatch
- ‘Beautifully written … profoundly moving.’ Sunday Express
- ‘Very simple, immensely appealing … memorable characterisations that haunt you long after you’ve finished reading.’ Publishers Weekly
- ‘A lump forms in your throat and starts growing until it feels like a football coming up sideways. You either fight it or let it out.’ New York Times
- ‘We loved it and we think you’ll love it too.’ Sun
- ‘Simplicity … Charm … Compassion and a delicate sense of comedy. It illustrates a particular point: “Love means not ever having to say you’re sorry.” That is well said.’ Books and Bookman
- ‘It’s incredible … A poignant novel of nostalgia and romance.’ The Washington Post.