I am NOT a critic. I'm merely an observer. (Books, movies, plays, musicals etc.)

Source The Dog's name in the book is CASH ;-) THE MOVIE Directed by Mark Griffiths Written for the screen by Aury Wallington Adapted from Beth Kendrick's novel of the same title The movie has a different approach and there are characters in the book that aren't in the movie(like the stepchildren of Stella) and situations (Mark had a vasectomy in the book and he's the one who gave Stella the cute little dog in lieu of a baby---major difference---in the movie, it's Stella who doesn't want a baby and Mark is the one who wants her to have one...and he hates dogs), et cetera, et cetera ,  but I love them both. These are my thoughts:  The book has a great style and you would want to finish it in one sitting.  Yes, that's how much a great story it is.  It is narrated through different points of views, and of course, if you enjoyed it, you would tend to visualise everything on how each character would look like, their triumphs, their tears, a...

Note:  This is about the movie called RECIPE OF LOVE.  If you are looking for images about the Recipe for Love , just click this  or this . Google Images An earnest culinary school hopeful clashes with a celebrity chef when she is assigned to ghostwrite his cookbook. Yet soon romance sparks.-WWW Initial release :  11 October 2014 ( USA ) Director :  Ron Oliver Screenplay :  Michael J. Murray Music composed by :  Peter Allen Producer :  Jamie Goehring RECIPE FOR LOVE may be almost four years old, but to me, it's a new movie.  I watched this at home while waiting for some friends of the family from abroad right after we watched Ocean's 8(at the theatre), paused it a bit when they arrived  then continued watching while they were on their way to wherever else they were going. How's that for useless info?  ;-) Michael J. Murray and Ron Oliver make a good team.  The scenes don't dwel...