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Read Reviews for Miranda's Big Mistake - Jill M...
by - written on 01/08/09 (Very useful, 17 readings)
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My mum passed this book onto me a week or so ago, and as I had just finished another book, I thought I would start on this one, I have read one of Jill Mansells books before, Millie's Fling, and loved it, and so I was very excited to get into this one, and I was not disappointed! This is possibly one of the best books I have read. Miranda is a young woman living in London with Florence, an old woman who is wheel chair bound, she moved in when her parents died and she had nowhere to go, so in exchange for helping Florence out around the house, she got a room in the house for very little rent, with the added bonus that she and Florence get on terribly well, ... Read the complete review
by - written on 07/07/09 (Useful, 8 readings)
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This is the first Jill Mansell book that I read and the only one which I have only read once. This book follows the similar theme of Mansell's plots in that the very likeable main character is female and is on a quest for love, without really knowing it. She falls in love with unsuitable people before it reaches it's ending. Like all chicklits and chickflicks the ending is obvious, however how Jill Mansell gets there is the entertainment. This book differs to others in that it only follows one character (most of the others are based around one central and have a couple of others running in conjunction). It also differs as like I said it is the only ... Read the complete review
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