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 The Gap Year for Grown-Ups - Annie Sanders
Newest Review: ... either... I must say that my nan and mum managed to read this book before me, and both really loved it so I had hoped that I ... more  ... would enjoy it just as much as them. However, I found that while I definitely enjoyed the story, I didn't think it was the best book they've ever written, and I thought perhaps they enjoyed it more because of their generation and the fact its written about a 40 year old woman being stuck in a rut. Maybe being 22, I couldn't relate properly to some of the things in the book, but it was still enjoyable as a story overall.
The idea of going away on an extended holiday and leaving your husband behind is certainly not so...more |
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The Gap Year for Grown-Ups
Pages: 352, Hardcover, Orion Last Update 07.12.2009 06:04
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The Gap Year for Grown-Ups - Annie Sanders: Gap-pealing (745 words)
by - written on 14/09/08 (Very useful, 197 readings)
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I've been a fan of Annie Sanders novels for a long time, and I think they are definitely getting better with every book they write. I have read all but one of the four books they have released so far, so when I saw on Amazon that they had a new one coming out in June 2008, I quickly reserved a copy at the library. I soon got the notice that the book was ready to collect and so I eagerly started to read it. Sarah and David Lewis have been married for years but things are getting stale between the pair. They have twins, Claire and Tom, who are about to start University, and Sarah is dreading being left at home alone without the children. Sarah decides she needs ... Read the complete review
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