Mr Whatever - Julie Taylor Reviews
Description:ISBN 0749930667 /
Newest Review: ... this on the cheapy shelves. It won’t be hard to miss either. Turquoise blue back ground with pink Daisy all over. ... more
... Nope, you won’t be missing that one. Unfortunately. The blurb is accurate, but also a touch misleading. If you get my drift? When reading it you think, ‘ah ha, a women my age, having relationship troubles, albeit she keeps dating druggies and losers, but still, somebody my age’. You turn over the front cover, start to read and find yourself at the beginning of a teen book. If they had have mentioned ‘boys’ on the ‘front’ instead of ‘men’ I would have had, you wou...more
Customer Mr Whatever - Julie Taylor Reviews (1)
by - written on 19/09/01, updated on 19/09/01 (Very useful, 56 readings)
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Now, I knew from about 3 lines in, yes, I said lines not pages, that I was not going to enjoy this book. Any normal and sane person would have given up before it was too late. I mean, how many times do you know that you are going to hate the book you are about read 3 lines in?? Almost never I should image? And what makes the odds even greater, the amount of people who then proceed to read the book, torturing themselves with pages of c**p for as many days as it takes to read this drivel. I’m one of those people. I hate to be beaten. I will not have a book go unread if I have started it. Don’t know why? Perhaps I should get to the root of the reason ... Read the complete review
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