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Forgive and Forget - Patricia Scanlan
by arleek - written on 23/06/09 (Very useful, 56 readings)
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This is a book I wanted to read after reading the phrase on the front cover - 'Her number one bestseller' - so I was pretty keen to read, as I do enjoy some easy girlie fiction, I'd also read a review on here which gave it 5 stars, so I thought it must be good! I'd never heard of the author before so I wasn't sure what to expect, but I have to admit I was really quite disappointed and reading it was such a struggle. Once I start a book I have to finish it and usually if I enjoy it, I can finish a book within a week or so (or even less if it is particularly gripping). This one took me ages; I really didn't look forward to reading it and couldn't have cared less about any of the ...
Forgive and Forget - Patricia Scanlan
by arleek - written on 23/06/09 (Very useful, 56 readings)
Rating:
This is a book I wanted to read after reading the phrase on the front cover - 'Her number one bestseller' - so I was pretty keen to read, as I do enjoy some easy girlie fiction, I'd also read a review on here which gave it 5 stars, so I thought it must be good! I'd never heard of the author before so I wasn't sure what to expect, but I have to admit I was really quite disappointed and reading it was such a struggle. Once I start a book I have to finish it and usually if I enjoy it, I can finish a book within a week or so (or even less if it is particularly gripping). This one took me ages; I really didn't look forward to reading it and couldn't have cared less about any of the ...
City Girl - Patricia Scanlan
by kingfisher111 - written on 18/05/09 (Very useful, 153 readings)
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I read a book by Patricia Scanlan a couple of months ago and I enjoyed it so much I knew that I would have to read more by this brilliant author. My mum had read City Girl and passed it on to me so I very happily set to reading it. I was a bit concerned though because this was one of the first books she had written back in 1990 and I sometimes feel that authors are like wines - they get better with age. Therefore was I likely to get the same thrill from one of her earliest publications? I can tell you that I was not in the least disappointed as this book was just as good as her most recent one - which was the one I had previously read. City Girl follows the lives of ...
City Girl - Patricia Scanlan
by kingfisher111 - written on 18/05/09 (Very useful, 153 readings)
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I read a book by Patricia Scanlan a couple of months ago and I enjoyed it so much I knew that I would have to read more by this brilliant author. My mum had read City Girl and passed it on to me so I very happily set to reading it. I was a bit concerned though because this was one of the first books she had written back in 1990 and I sometimes feel that authors are like wines - they get better with age. Therefore was I likely to get the same thrill from one of her earliest publications? I can tell you that I was not in the least disappointed as this book was just as good as her most recent one - which was the one I had previously read. City Girl follows the lives of ...
City Girl - Patricia Scanlan
by Foxy-Lady - written on 01/12/03 (Very useful, 104 readings)
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on to become even firmer than it was before. They are always there for each other in the end. Thats what friends are for! This bestseller by Patricia Scanlan is sure to strike a chord with every reader due to the vast array of subjects that are included in the three interweaving storylines of the girls.....love, sex, drugs, alcoholism, death, adultery, betrayal, pregnancy, homosexuality, tragedy, marriage, domestic violence and of course, friendship....all of this in one book! You may think by reading this that there is too much going on, but the author succeeds in threading all of these themes together in a unified way, resulting in an interesting and exciting ...
City Girl - Patricia Scanlan
by Foxy-Lady - written on 01/12/03 (Very useful, 104 readings)
Rating:
on to become even firmer than it was before. They are always there for each other in the end. Thats what friends are for! This bestseller by Patricia Scanlan is sure to strike a chord with every reader due to the vast array of subjects that are included in the three interweaving storylines of the girls.....love, sex, drugs, alcoholism, death, adultery, betrayal, pregnancy, homosexuality, tragedy, marriage, domestic violence and of course, friendship....all of this in one book! You may think by reading this that there is too much going on, but the author succeeds in threading all of these themes together in a unified way, resulting in an interesting and exciting ...
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