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Like all Hallmark movies you know what you're getting. That's why I love these movies. Dakota Guppy and Jodie Sweetin are the standouts in this movie. Her interest in her students is great. She shows she cares about each of them and makes them feel welcome especially new students. I really enjoyed this story,characters and directing. The cinematography. Definitely check this one out!

There were inconsistencies with personality traits, actions, and facts about Sophie and how old she is supposed to be, along with things that just didn't make sense. Also, I was confused about where this town was supposed to be located. I think Jodie Sweetin played her character perfectly, though, despite some poor writing regarding the classroom situations (including but not limited to the cell phone in class and chaotic field trip). Overall it's a sweet and interesting story.

My wife and I both enjoyed this movie a bit more than the usual Hallmark movie, and we have seen a bunch of them. Always dependable for good clean entertainment. While the movie follows the usual themes it was fun to see how they would get there, and Sweetin in the lead role makes it a cut above most. Hers is just a very pleasant character that makes you want to root for her.

Filmed in Vancouver it is set in a fictional west coast community. She is a school teacher and gets a new student, a girl transferring from Chicago. Her single dad is a structural engineer, brought there to work on a bridge that needs to be completed promptly. His daughter acts as a catalyst.

At home on DVD from our public library.

With all Hallmark movies we always get what we expect a happy ending. This movie didn't disappoint at all except as always is I want the movie to be longer and I would like some much more needed drama. Dakota Duppy was the stand out in this movie along with Jodie Sweetin. I love the rainbows and the ending was beautiful. Definitely check this movie out!!

A classic romantic movie with actors in perfect harmony. Happy ending. Full of beautiful landscapes and most of the scenes can be real. Fantastic interpretation for David Haydn-jones