Review of A Curate in Love

lorraine horsley · Post by **lorraine horsley** » 10 Feb 2025, 19:43

This is a good review and gives a good heads-up of the content and language use in A Curate in Love. I too was expecting a romance or love story but became enthralled with the religious history explored. The language is a little too deep in parts but there is also a lot of humour to be found in the long and winding reminiscences.

Umesh Bhatt · Post by **Umesh Bhatt** » 10 Feb 2025, 20:52

The book seems to deal with Christian religious matters as seen through the eyes of a learning curator. The review has nicely brought out the theme and main ideas of this book and people want to enrich their knowledge about Christianity and related matters would certainly benefit by this. Thanks for a precise and honest review.

Post by **Moisés Alcántara Ayre** » 10 Feb 2025, 20:59

The fact that this book has rich content on Christian history takes me to grab it right away. This is truly the part that attracts me to the book the most.

Harshitha G B · Post by **Harshitha G B** » 10 Feb 2025, 21:12

"A Curate in Love" by Richard Hughes is religious principles based book, vastly covered on protagonist's work life challenges, along with small hint of love story who also challenged him every point.

Post by **Kajori Sheryl Paul** » 10 Feb 2025, 21:15

A true story that tells us a curate's love story from his own mouth sounds interesting.

Thank you for the great review.

Devesh Patel · Post by **Devesh Patel** » 10 Feb 2025, 21:17

This review provides a balanced perspective on A Curate in Love, highlighting both its strengths and weaknesses. The personal connection to Richard's struggles adds depth, making the critique more relatable. While the pacing and vocabulary were drawbacks, the historical insights seem intriguing. A fair and honest take that helps potential readers decide!

Princevic Ekeoma · Post by **Princevic Ekeoma** » 10 Feb 2025, 21:50

Thanks for the review of today's BOTD. I share your sentiments and reservations about the book. I was expecting the book to reveal a love affair of the curate and not his religious activities and adventures. Also, the slow pace of the book makes reading it a concern. I will recommend that the next edition of the book will address these concerns.

Post by **Anu Anand** » 10 Feb 2025, 21:52

This sounds like an insightful read for those interested in religious history and personal journeys. The book offers a glimpse into the life of a curate, his challenges, and unique discoveries, making it meaningful for readers who enjoy reflective stories. Congrats on BOTD!

Post by **Uggie Bear** » 10 Feb 2025, 22:00

I like this review, it is well-balanced and highlights both the strengths and weaknesses of a book. Your critique of the slow pacing and complex vocabulary is fair, as readability can greatly impact enjoyment.

Kaitlyn Canedy · Post by **Kaitlyn Canedy** » 10 Feb 2025, 22:38

The complex language may make this book interesting to read, especially since I enjoy Christian-based fiction. I expected more of a love story from the title, but that's okay; the book appears fun to read. Thanks for the review!

Post by **Reva Parker** » 10 Feb 2025, 22:58

Thank you for your informational review. Since it said it was in the romance genre, I expected it mainly to be about the romance. I agree they did use different language for what all they do and what the position entails. Due to the slow pace and not so much of romance, I believe I will pass on this. Thank you for explaining that to me. I hope others will enjoy it though.

Nerea · Post by **Nerea** » 10 Feb 2025, 23:04

I have never tried a memoir story blended with some strings of romance. It makes the book sound unique, considering the genre. However, I am not sure I will read the book because I rarely read books portraying religious beliefs or activities. I'll pass, sorry.

Vageesh Mishra · Post by **Vageesh Mishra** » 10 Feb 2025, 23:11

I generally read books related to fiction and factual interest but this book definitely has some value in it it has used a very good language and it has a lot of beautiful interactions which are worthy.

I am new to this so forgive me if i make a mistake

Leonie Vermaak · Post by **Leonie Vermaak** » 10 Feb 2025, 23:14

I do like religious history. However, I'm not sure this is something that I would read as I'm not fond of the writing style used. Thanks for a detailed review. Congrats on BOTD.

Nusrat Jahan 45 · Post by **Nusrat Jahan 45** » 10 Feb 2025, 23:23

Congratulations on BOTD! Memoirs are a popular genre of literature because they offer personal descriptions of people's lives and how they survived. I might, however, change my mind in light of the reviewer's disclosures about the book's pacing and language.