Don't You Want Me? - India Knight

Don't you want me is a typical chick lit book. I borrowed this from my sister, because she decided she didn't have enough space for enough bookshelves for the amount of books she had. So I happened to be at her house while she was clearing out boxes of books she didn't want during the Easter holiday. When I get a pile of books, it makes me happy! However, I was a bit wary of not actually doing any revision if I took them back to uni! So I only took back a few for when my exams were finished (i.e. as of today, woohoo!). But I started reading one of them for a bit of amusement and relief from revision. The one I picked up first was Don't you want me? By India Knight. ...

'Don't You Want Me?' is a perfect example of chick-lit. Now, I apologise if anything I say in my review will lead you to working out how the novel will end, and seriously, if you really are new to chick-lit, and are very easily surprised, then STOP READING NOW. I found the outcome of the story shockingly obvious, but maybe I've just read too many of these types of books. But really, you know exactly what will happen from the first chapter. From the blurb on the back even, which describes the male in the novel as 'her good-looking housemate Frank'. And ESPECIALLY from page 3 of the novel, which contains the line 'So if you think this is one of those 'And there the love of ...