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Present-day mom of three Amy Gaer recounts her experiences back in the early nineties when she was a college student coming home to her parents in rural Iowa where her musician and law school dreams eventually change when she meets dashing farmer Nick. Amy recalls the times she got to meet Nick’s family to how she makes peace with a high school boyfriend of hers to her adventures as a bank teller for a small-town bank in Loam County. Also, Amy’s father calls her Amos probably due to the fact that she is his only child and he wants a son as any typical father would. This does not mean that Mr. Gaer resents her, no, he absolutely loves her. Amy also tells of high school contemporaries of hers who she meets like Shandy Wilson who she describes as her one-time best friend turned nemesis, haha.

What I truly liked about this book was that it definitely mirrors my own journey in my adult life. I mean, I could see myself in Amy because we both were English majors in college. I could relate to her love for books and I enjoyed how the author Kramer would have Amy mentioning literary classics like To Kill a Mockingbird, House of Mirth, and East of Eden. I also absolutely loved her way of incorporating rock music into this story where Amy talks about classic rock bands like The Cure, Journey, this book’s namesake Def Leppard, and Motley Crue. I also admire Kramer’s usage of 70’s and 80s song titles like Pink Floyd’s “Another Brick In the Wall”, Eric Clapton’s “Wonderful Tonight”, Madonna’s “Material Girl”, Whitney Houston’s “How Will I Know”, and Blondie’s “Call Me” to name a few. All of those made me really enjoy this book resulting in me reading it in just two days in contrast to my usual reading duration of a week for a book of this book’s length. The most coincidental aspect of this book is how some of Amy’s attributes are similar to mine. In addition to us both being English majors and lovers of music, we also both have something to do with financial institutions. I used to work as a receptionist for a bank in my hometown. It’s such a coincidence it makes me smile.

So, who should I recommend this beauty to? I would definitely this book should be read by all college graduates. People who are about to graduate from university and are about to return to their hometowns should give this book a read because it could help them decide on their career paths and goals. I also think that it would be enjoyed by all English majors as well as music majors. I saw myself in Amy and it has made me think about my own future and where I want to be in ten years from now. It’s very real life-like because it’s true that some English majors don’t all end up as writers or teachers. Sometimes we take on careers that are more lucrative because I tell you if you are not savvy about your English degree then you will definitely not make a lot of money with it. So there you have it! I really commend author Stef Kramer for writing this book because it is relatable and definitely describes the reality of having English as your college major. I’m not talking about the negative side of it but the positive aspect of it where you can be anything you want in life if you use your creativity skills that you learned from your college education. Enjoy your day now!


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great Book
This is a funny story that really captures small town living. I am familiar with the "Shelby County Lifestyle" and Ms. Kramer does a GREAT job sharing that with us. She tells her story in a page turner fashion that keeps you into the book. It goes quick, so take it on vacation, or any a business plane ride. I can't wait to read her next book!
Cute little chick lite read. Mom retelling her kids the story of how she met and fell in love with her dad. I enjoyed the setting as it is set in Iowa and Omaha, where I love. Sweet little story of a woman finding herself and figuring out what matters to her in life. Wondering if it is autobiographical...
Cute book.
I really enjoyed reading this book. It is a great summer read. I loved that it is set in small town Iowa. Brought back a lot of great memories of the fun and excitement of my early twenties. Amy and Nick really come to life in this sweet story. I can't wait to read Stef Kramer's next book.
Loved this book!! It was so sweet! I loved their story! It’s so easy to relate too and be in love with your husband but wonder about your career choices or lose sight of the important things!!
This book... OMG I absolutely LOVED IT. I found it to be a fresh and unique read with a lot of promise that was actually realized. Stef Kramer is a unique voice in women's fiction and I feel like I am going to want to read everything she writes based of this beautiful read.

Readers who enjoy reading about young love, small time life, and characters who are trying to figure out life will certainly enjoy this one. I honestly could not put it down and can even see myself reading this book again because it just felt so good to read!

Highly recommended!
Present-day mom of three Amy Gaer recounts her experiences back in the early nineties when she was a college student coming home to her parents in rural Iowa where her musician and law school dreams eventually change when she meets dashing farmer Nick. Amy recalls the times she got to meet Nick’s family to how she makes peace with a high school boyfriend of hers to her adventures as a bank teller for a small-town bank in Loam County. Also, Amy’s father calls her Amos probably due to the fact that she is his only child and he wants a son as any typical father would. This does not mean that Mr. Gaer resents her, no, he absolutely loves her. Amy also tells of high school contemporaries of hers who she meets like Shandy Wilson who she describes as her one-time best friend turned nemesis, haha.

What I truly liked about this book was that it definitely mirrors my own journey in my adult life. I mean, I could see myself in Amy because we both were English majors in college. I could relate to her love for books and I enjoyed how the author Kramer would have Amy mentioning literary classics like To Kill a Mockingbird, House of Mirth, and East of Eden. I also absolutely loved her way of incorporating rock music into this story where Amy talks about classic rock bands like The Cure, Journey, this book’s namesake Def Leppard, and Motley Crue. I also admire Kramer’s usage of 70’s and 80s song titles like Pink Floyd’s “Another Brick In the Wall”, Eric Clapton’s “Wonderful Tonight”, Madonna’s “Material Girl”, Whitney Houston’s “How Will I Know”, and Blondie’s “Call Me” to name a few. All of those made me really enjoy this book resulting in me reading it in just two days in contrast to my usual reading duration of a week for a book of this book’s length. The most coincidental aspect of this book is how some of Amy’s attributes are similar to mine. In addition to us both being English majors and lovers of music, we also both have something to do with financial institutions. I used to work as a receptionist for a bank in my hometown. It’s such a coincidence it makes me smile.

So, who should I recommend this beauty to? I would definitely this book should be read by all college graduates. People who are about to graduate from university and are about to return to their hometowns should give this book a read because it could help them decide on their career paths and goals. I also think that it would be enjoyed by all English majors as well as music majors. I saw myself in Amy and it has made me think about my own future and where I want to be in ten years from now. It’s very real life-like because it’s true that some English majors don’t all end up as writers or teachers. Sometimes we take on careers that are more lucrative because I tell you if you are not savvy about your English degree then you will definitely not make a lot of money with it. So there you have it! I really commend author Stef Kramer for writing this book because it is relatable and definitely describes the reality of having English as your college major. I’m not talking about the negative side of it but the positive aspect of it where you can be anything you want in life if you use your creativity skills that you learned from your college education. Enjoy your day now!