Paperback: 400 pages Publisher: Harper (26 Nov 2009) Author: Sarah May (previous work includes: The Rise and Fall of the Queen of Suburbia: A Black-Hearted Soap Opera, The Rise and Fall of a Domestic Diva) Introduction I chose this book having never heard of the author or read any of her previous books. I'm more of a horror/historical fiction fan and having picked up a selection of fairly dark and complex books from my local library, I wanted some light and fluffy chicklit to run alongside it. As a fan of soap operas and those trashy 'Teen Mom' and 'Underage and pregnant' shows, Sarah May's 'The Rise and fall of the wonder girls' seemed like the ...  Read the complete review

I was given this book for Christmas and didn't enjoy reading it much at all. If I'm being perfectly honest, I only carried on reading it as I had nothing else to read at the time with the library being closed over the Christmas break. I'd never read anything else by the author so I'm not sure if she is a brand-new author but after reading this particular book I'm not at all inclined to seek her out and see if she's written anything else. It's very rare that I give any product that I've reviewed such as low star rating. In fact, I don't think I've ever given below a two-star rating before but in this case, I just can't find anything to justify giving a better ...  Read the complete review