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by - written on 13/10/07 (Very useful, 209 readings)
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'The Seven Year Itch' is written by the very successful husband and wife writing team of Josie Lloyd and Emlyn Rees. They first started writing together about seven years ago when they wrote a book called 'Join Together' which was about a couple of characters called Jack and Amy who were just about to get married. I remember really enjoying reading this book especially as I was just about to get married myself and I could see quite a lot of parallels between the story and my own circumstances. I was really pleased when I started to read 'The Seven Year Itch' that Jack and Amy were back again, this time seven years into their marriage, just like me, and once again, as I ... Read the complete review
by - written on 22/07/07 (Very useful, 96 readings)
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Nope not the film with that famous blonde bird but a book, another one of many that I have read in the last week or so. It is one of an ever increasing number of books with two credited writers, in this case both Josie Lloyd and Emlyn Rees have written independantly with some success but to many (or me at least) they are better known for their co-written books which include the first featuring Amy and Jack (Come Together). Written with chapters in each characters voice means that the authors can effectively tell their own story around af ew central events. By this time the couple have been married for several years (in fact it has been seven of ... Read the complete review
by - written on 31/08/09 (Very useful, 116 readings)
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The Seven Year Itch - Josie Lloyd and Emlyn Rees I don't often get chance to read that many books - even chick lit - but a friend of mine gave me this book to read on holiday, when you have time to relax and read something easy and not too serious. ***What's it all about?*** I feel like I have come to the party late with this book, as it seems there are many more books that have been written by this duo (who are partners in life also) about the same characters to boot. So the first thing I will say is that I easily got into this book, without knowing anything about what had happened previously. Amy and Jack are a couple with a ... Read the complete review
by - written on 10/08/09 (Useful, 20 readings)
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If you have ever been married or had children then there are aspects of this story that you will identify with. I spent a lot of time smiling while reading this book and even giggling the reason yes it was funny, but mainly because I had had that converstaion, made that comment or just thought that thought. Jack and Amy have been together for seven years and have a two year old son. I feel that the story builds a wonderful picture of the relationship between both parents with their child and how that relationship differs from parent to parent. and Amy feels somewhat isolated after she leaves her job to care for her son Ben. So desperate for company that she ... Read the complete review
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