Title: The definition of Maudlin
Product review: Corny and effusively sentimental, with a too-tidy ending that brings justice to all. I didn't connect to any of the characters because they were all entirely unreal in a stereotyped way, much like a 1950's sitcom. The one positive is that I felt compelled to finish it. This book is best suited for the person in your life that collects angel knick-knacks and needs to feel like "in the end, all the poor suffering children will have their own gazebo on a cloud!"
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