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 Strictly Love - Julia Williams
 Strictly Love - Julia Williams ... Publishers LtdNewest Review: ... get into it. However for the past two days I've managed to sit down and really get into it and I found that I really enjoyed ... more ... it.
Dancing seems to be a popular topic among chick lit books at the moment - Lucy Dillon's debut The Ballroom Class for instance. It's a great topic to read about especially if you enjoy Strictly Come Dancing or shows like that.
Coming in at under 400 pages you might think we won't have enough time to really get to know each character but we learn enough about them to care about them all. I liked Emily but found her a bit irritating when she went completely off on one with Mark because he lied to her when she her...more |
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Strictly Love - Julia Williams: I Strictly Loved This! (581 words)
by - written on 31/07/09 (Very useful, 47 readings)
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Strictly Love is Julia Williams' second novel and folllows Emily, Katie, Mark and Rob. Emily is a lawyer who wated to devote her life to good causes so how come she's defending zedlebrities (Julia's word, not mine)? Katie wants to be the perfect wife - trouble is her husband, Charlie, is away a lot. Mark has just split up with his wife and is wondering if he'll ever find love again and Rob, happy-go-lucky Rob is hiding a terrible tragedy. A dance class brings them together and they re-invent themselves - they can be anybody they like. Trouble is it may come back to bite them in the bum... It took me about 5 days to read Strictly Love because I just couldn't ... Read the complete review
Strictly Chic Lit ... Strictly Fun. (837 words)
by - written on 26/05/09 (Very useful, 66 readings)
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After reading a couple of more depressing books recently, I fancied something more fun, lighter and easy to read. I am a big fan of programs such as Strictly Come Dancing, and indeed that is what attracted me to the book in the first place. Strictly Love tells the story of a year in the life of four 30 somethings, all unhappy with how their life is panning out and decide to take up dancing classes for a bit of escapism. Emily became a Lawyer after the death of her beloved Father from asbestos poisoning, when she decided she wanted a career that would make a difference to the working classes and take on large corporations. However, at the beginning ... Read the complete review
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