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 I Did a Bad Thing - Linda Green
Newest Review: ... written in the first person from the view of the main character, Sarah. It is a very interesting yet varied read as the ... more  ... chapters alternate, going from the present day and then back to Sarah's younger life. This means that we get to read about her at the time when she did this bad thing which makes her more likeable as we see her side to the story and the pain she went through which doesn't make her seem all bad. I warmed to her character immediately as she has a typical chick-lit female role which makes readers like her despite her flaws. Although she did a bad thing - actually there were quite a few bad things - I also sympathised wit...more |
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I Did a Bad Thing
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I Did a Bad Thing: (But Haven't We All, Oncein a While?)
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I Did a Bad Thing - Linda Green: But haven't we all? (471 words)
by - written on 04/10/09 (Very useful, 75 readings)
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Years ago, in a forgotten part of her life, Sarah Roberts did something very bad. Now she's trying to make up for it by having a respectable job, a nice boyfriend, going to regular 'save the earth' meetings and promising herself that she'll never do a bad thing again. But when someone from her past walks back into her life, Sarah has no choice but to come to terms with what she did. And all of a sudden being bad doesn't seem so bad any more. ~ My opinion ~ I love a good chick-lit and this one sounded brilliant full of fun and spice. The book is written in the first person from the view of the main character, Sarah. It is a very interesting ... Read the complete review
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