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Original Title:	Pillow Talk
ISBN:	0007245912 (ISBN13: 9780007245918)
Edition Language:	English
Literary Awards:	Romantic Novel of the Year (RoNa's) Award (2008)

Pillow Talk

Freya North

Paperback | Pages: 352 pages

Rating: 3.52 | 2560 Users | 211 Reviews

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Title	:	Pillow Talk
Author	:	Freya North
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 352 pages
Published	:	August 1st 2007 by HarperCollins (first published August 1st 1983)
Categories	:	Womens Fiction. Chick Lit. Romance. Fiction

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What keeps you up all night? They were high-school sweethearts who hadn't seen each other for seventeen years. And suddenly they're in front of each other - in a tiny sweet shop in the middle of nowhere. Neither can quite believe it. These days, Petra works in London as a jeweller while Arlo has left his rock-and-roll lifestyle for the wilds of North Yorkshire. Out of the blue, their paths have just crossed. But for first love to have a second chance both must put their pasts to bed. However, there are skeletons in Arlo's closet which keep him up at night. And just what is it that causes Petra to sleepwalk?

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Ratings: 3.52 From 2560 Users | 211 Reviews

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3.3/5 stars.It is OKAY. I don't hate it, but I can't wait for it to finish.I'm always not comfortable with sex scenes, and this one is a bit sexy, well, it's an adult book. And I don't know much about music, so whenever Arlo's part comes and he talks about music with his students, I'm starting to get bored. I love Mrs. McNeil, she plays a very big role in the book, even though she doesn't appear often. And the tanzanite, I'd love to touch it, to have it in my hand.One thing I like about this

Petra Flint has been a sleepwalker since she was 8. To say its bothersome, would be an understatement. However, the story isnt really about that. Its been 17 years since she last saw Arlo Savidge, her teenage love. Arlo is a songwriter turned music teacher in a private boys school in Yorkshire. A chance encounter in a sweet shop, crosses their paths and stirs up some feelings long buried.Overall, I enjoyed the story. The main characters were likeable and the chemistry between them was written

Pillow Talk by Freya North is a contemporary romance.London jewelry designer Petra Flint is surprised to hear a song on the radio by a boy that she once knew, and Petra wonders whatever happened to Arlo Savidge. She doesn't know that Arlo now teaches music at an English boys' school -- and that their paths are about to cross again after several years. When Petra and Arlo meet again, they find themselves reminiscing about the past and trying to forge a future together. But a series of

This book is so warm, sexy and lovable that it can turn the most unromantic person swoon for romance. So simply put and yet so sophisticated in writing. I will actually take some time off before taking up any other book to read in order to reminisce its contents and stories. Real treat for bedtime read.

I think I'm getting a little old for chick-lit. I always enjoyed Freya North in the past, but a lot of similar themes always turn up - the kooky heroine, the amazing man who always just turns up, and some stupid secret that is alluded to throughout the entire novel and then turns out to be a bit silly! But an easy read and sometimes that's all you need!

Good book - easy read - what a revelation about people who sleepwalk and the embarrassing scenarios it can lead to.

This isn't the sort of book I normally read so if you like light and fluffy chick lit then this would probably suit you. I got it free with a magazine and decided to try it out. I found it all a bit stupid to be honest. The story was alright (if obvious) but the characters were vapid and the changes of perspective and tense were hugely irritating. If you are completely obsessed with tanzanite then you'll probably enjoy this book which is heavy on descriptions of it. Personally, one description