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 Tan Lines: A Novel of Sex and Sunburn - J.J. Salem
Newest Review: ... time once i had read the first few pages on the plane. THis book tells the story of 3 friends, who are all very different, ... more  ... yet now do the obligatory meet up each year. Each chapter is writeen from alternating perspectives of each of the 3 girls. THey all have there own story to tell which comes out in time, and they each interlink with the other in some sort of way. This book is a definate for any girl who reads the usual celeb magazines, and can mulitsak to an extent. One thing i did enjoy in particular was the fact i didnt guess the ending of the book, as that really bugs me when the authors arent clever enough and so write something s...more |
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Tan Lines: A Novel of Sex and Sunburn - J.J. Salem: Tan lines (168 words)
by - written on 06/09/08 (Useful, 5 readings)
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I took this book on holiday with me, not thinking id get chance to read it, and to be honest there wasnt really time, i just had to make the time once i had read the first few pages on the plane. THis book tells the story of 3 friends, who are all very different, yet now do the obligatory meet up each year. Each chapter is writeen from alternating perspectives of each of the 3 girls. THey all have there own story to tell which comes out in time, and they each interlink with the other in some sort of way. This book is a definate for any girl who reads the usual celeb magazines, and can mulitsak to an extent. One thing i did enjoy in particular was the fact i ... Read the complete review
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