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 Notting Hell - Rachel Johnson
Newest Review: ... (Clare needs the baby, Mimi needs the six figure income) and, keeping up with all the area's fads, fashions and fabulousness ... more  ... is a full-time job. But the arrival of sexy billionaire Si in their exclusive communal garden strains loyalty to friends, family, spouse and feng-shui guru alike ... and only one of them can win. But who will that be? Clare or Mimi? Are they friends, or just...neighbours?" Taken from Amazon.
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I found the characters in this book to be very annoying. Maybe because I am reading this book at this credit crunch time but I found the focus that these two women had on the material ...more |
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Notting Hell - Rachel Johnson: felt like I was in hell reading it (572 words)
by - written on 23/06/09 (Very useful, 54 readings)
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I choose this book to read from my local library several weeks ago and recently got round to reading it. Given that on the cover it had Jilly Cooper praising the book I was hoping for a book that had her warm witty style of Chick Lit about the rich and famous and I have to say I was totally disappointed in this book the author is definitely not a substitute Jilly Cooper or a writer in my opinion of that ilk Book synopsis ***************** "Our neighbours divide into the haves ... and the have yachts.' Meet Mimi and Clare, two married women making the most of their Notting Hill postcode. New best friends, and close neighbours, that doesn't stop ... Read the complete review
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