Results 1-10 of 4 LibraryThing ReviewUser Review - funstm - LibraryThingMr Hopper is desperately in love with his neighbour Mrs Silver who spends all her time doting on her pet tortoise Alfie. When Mrs Silver says she desperately wants to see Alfie grow bigger, Mr Hopper ... Read full review LibraryThing ReviewUser Review - mstrust - LibraryThingMr. Hoppy has been in love with the widowed Mrs. Silver for years. He lives in the apartment above hers and grows plants on his balcony, which gives him the excuse to look down and discuss her beloved ... Read full review LibraryThing ReviewUser Review - bobbybslax - LibraryThingIt was a cute bedtime story and I think it’s improved my fondness for turtles somehow, but the ending isn’t as pleasant as I expected. Marriages shouldn’t be founded on lies. But at least Alfie the Turtle lived/lives a good life. Read full review LibraryThing ReviewUser Review - SueinCyprus - LibraryThingThis is a story of undeclared love: the elderly Mr Hoppy, who lives in a flat right above a lady called Mrs Silver. The two of them chat about gardening and tortoises, but he's too shy even to invite ... Read full review LibraryThing ReviewUser Review - Shahnareads - LibraryThingI want a room full of turtles. The ending seemed a little rushed there, Mr. Dahl. Just hop right onto that marriage train. Doesn't matter he tricked her and lied to her. Jeeze. Silliness. Read full review LibraryThing ReviewUser Review - ChazziFrazz - LibraryThingI enjoy Roald Dahl's writing, be it children's lit or adult (yes, he has written a few adult books). This is a charming little romance that I read in one sitting. Mr. Hoppy is in love with Mrs. Silver ... Read full review User Review - Flag as inappropriate i have never read this book but because of your reviews i will User Review - Flag as inappropriate this book is a story about a man that falls in love with the lady on the apartment below him. that lady loves tortoises and owns one herself. the tortiose she owns will not grow and she would really like it to so, one day he gives a letter that reads 'tortiose tortiose please grow' but backwards. the next day when the lady when out for work he brought millons of tortioses and swaped the closest size tortiose with the one the lady had. he did that day after day but, one day the lady didn't go to work and found out what he was actually doing. she was really thankful for all his hard work that she had to admitt that she loved him so, the man said "i love u too" and they got married and lived happily ever after. User Review - Flag as inappropriate what a cool book User Review - Flag as inappropriate good good good good good good good | User ratings
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