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This movie follows the same pattern that Hallmark is noted for, but the characters show their true colors from the onset. It's the interaction between these same characters that causes colors to change to fit the season of life that these characters find themselves.

Not sure why some reviews have been so harsh. Hallmark movies are light fare, made for the 'faint of heart". Within this contest, it reaches its purpose of gently entertaining, with good sentiments and none of the shocking or perverted scenes that Hollywood productions hand out in spades, nowadays. Myko Olivier is good and Danielle Chuchran lovely, as always. Yes, there are some inconsistencies, but the heart of the movie is in the right place. As a notation for this and other movies, better care for details could go a long way in improving the feeling of authenticity of the production. As an example, it appears painfully obvious that Danielle C has no idea how to place her fingers on a guitar fingerboard and is not playing it in the movie.

Would be easy to teach an actor how to hold a real, simple chord on the guitar or not show the guitar, at all. This, with no intention to detract from my praises for a talented and beautiful actress that I truly love.

My suggestion is that you give a chance to this movie and enjoy just for what it wants to be.

Was worried I wouldn't like this movie since I thought it would be a Sweet Carolina movie. But it was really good. Good actors, good storyline.

The acting wasn't that bad as a whole, but the directing was off. The script wasn't great either. A tragedy has happened a few days before and there's more smiling in the wrong places at the wrong time by those who would have been more affected. The lead actress was okay, the kids did well. The story's been done before much better. Raising Helen being the best example. Even Sweet Carolina was done more effectively. Very predictable; nothing memorable about this movie. Watched and deleted.

I didn't care for this one. I found the acting of the main girl, Margaret, flat and stiff. I didn't like the kids either. Of course the story was predictable to the max, but did not have any thing else to offset that flaw. And who makes a cousin the guardian of their children without asking them or even letting them know? Real classy. Aunt Bertha's southern accent was way over the top. The actress is from Arkansas so I guess she comes by it naturally, but it sounded phony. The ending was cheesy in the extreme. The actor who played the little boy gave a good performance at the recital.