Sweet Caroline is a book full of ups and downs, twists and turns, and mixed decisions. Caroline seems to make every decision more than one time. She chooses between staying at the diner and taking a job in Spain several times before she finally makes a decision at the end of the book. 

Caroline makes several choices regarding her relatioinships with J.D. and Mitch, but If you are looking for a romance, you will be sorely disappointed. The book talks about the relatioinships, but never depicts a truy passionate relationship.

Sweet Caroline does depict Caroline’s realization of Jesus and how important He is to her life, but it is not a main theme of the book. Sweet Caroline is a fun book for adults who want to sit down and read a book about good old-faishoned Southern hospitality with a dash of religion on the side. 
This book was sent to Compass Book Ratings for review by Thomas Nelson

Content Analysis:

Profanity/Language: None

Violence/Gore: None

Sex/Nudity: A man asks to move in with a single woman, a man asks if he can have a “sleepover” with a single woman, a man reportedly has sex with another character, several kisses. 

Mature Subject Matter:

Death of a friend

Alcohol / Drug Use:

None