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City Girl - Patricia Scanlan


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City Girl - Patricia Scanlan

 
Description: ISBN 0553409433 / Author: Patricia Scanlan / Genre: Fiction

Newest Review: ... are then transported back in time with each of the three of them having sections dedicated to their own stories. We see each ... more

 ... of them round about their early twenties and they are then each revisited a few years later. They all feature in all of the stories but have their own focus in their particular one. Finally, the epilogue brings us right up to the present and the eagerly anticipated weekend mentioned at the start. I really liked the way the novel was organised like this and it was easy for the reader to see where it was all going. Each of the three women has a fascinating and compelling story to tell. If this was not fiction, their li...more

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kingfisher111
Premium Review City Girl - Patricia Scanlan: Not quite 'Sex in the City!' (704 words)
by - written on 18/05/09 (Very useful, 153 readings)
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I read a book by Patricia Scanlan a couple of months ago and I enjoyed it so much I knew that I would have to read more by this brilliant author. My mum had read City Girl and passed it on to me so I very happily set to reading it. I was a bit concerned though because this was one of the first books she had written back in 1990 and I sometimes feel that authors are like wines - they get better with age. Therefore was I likely to get the same thrill from one of her earliest publications? I can tell you that I was not in the least disappointed as this book was just as good as her most recent one - which was the one I had previously read. City Girl follows the ...  Read the complete review

Foxy-Lady
Premium Review All the Luck of the Irish? (631 words)
by - written on 01/12/03 (Very useful, 104 readings)
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Devlin, Caroline and Maggie, the main characters within this book, are three young girls growing up in the Irish city of Dublin. The girls come from very different backgrounds and have extremely varying personalities.... ....Devlin is blonde, slim and beautiful. She has always been spoilt by her rich parents and is used to getting her own way and having the perfect life. ....Caroline is overweight and very shy. After the death of her mother, she took on her parental role, looking after her father and brothers, and always putting them before herself. ....Maggie, who is slightly older than the other girls, was originally brought up ...  Read the complete review

 

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