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 Fiesta - Kate Cann
 Fiesta - Kate Cann ... Ruth's irritating boyfriend who seems intent on sticking to the tourist track. However, one wrong turn and a gorgeous Spanish village is revealed complete with sun, sangria and sex. Now the holiday can really begin.Newest Review: ... write her own books, with quite a few facts included. Her first books published were the diving in trilogy, which I have to ... more ... say, is a brilliant series. She got quite a few tips and ideas from her children who are now young adults themselves. Overall, Kate Cann has an interesting life and writes brilliant books.
*the story*
Laura, Ruth and Yaz have planned to go travelling round Spain for months now, after saving up all their money from their jobs. After turkey being a total disaster, where it’s all fake holiday rep stuff, these three girls wanted to search for the real Spain.
Thing is though, is Ruth is going out with a loser of a guy, ...more |
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Fiesta - Kate Cann: In the heat of the Feista During the summer (748 words)
by - written on 30/04/06 (Very useful, 467 readings)
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I recommend this as a good summer chick lit. for all you male population out there, I am going to tell you to stop reading if you don’t like girly chick literature, but for all you young females, I am suggesting you read on, as this is the perfect book for taking on holiday with you to read. *History on Kate Cann* Kate Cann wanted to be a witch up until the age of thirteen when she started writing diaries, which parts of have been used in the diving in trilogy; the second book in the series. Kate never thought that she would become an author, but enjoyed writing and books, and so carried that on in later life, studying and achieving two degrees in ... Read the complete review
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