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by - written on 08/04/08 (Very useful, 176 readings)
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Sadly my to-be-read book list seems to be growing by the day, and a visit to my parents last week hasn't helped at all with the size of it...I ended up bringing another 5 books home with me! Luckily my mum had a book I've been wanting to read for a while so I eagerly started it this weekend. I've read rave reviews about it on a few book-sites I am a member of so I was expecting a pretty good read, and I certainly wasn't let down! The Yorkshire Pudding Club is the debut novel by Milly Johnson, and what a stonker of a debut it is too. Elizabeth, Helen and Janey are all in their late thirties, and happily settled in their careers and in their relationships. ... Read the complete review
by - written on 23/01/09 (Very useful, 86 readings)
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'The Yorkshire Pudding Club' focuses on the lives of three South Yorkshire friends, Helen, Elizabeth and Janey. The opening of the book sees them travelling to sit on an ancient fertility symbol on hillside, to help Helen who has been trying to get pregnant. The three friends are very different, Helen, an heiress, has all the material trappings a woman could want, but is trapped in a cold, abusive marriage. Elizabeth is warm and bubbly, but emotionally withdrawn and finds it difficult to let people in, resulting in a string of unsuccessful relationships. Janey has a lovely husband and a warm marriage, she is a driven career woman and never wanted children. ... Read the complete review
by - written on 05/07/09 (Very useful, 98 readings)
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I got quite a few books for my birthday recently and I was particularly looking forward to reading The Yorkshire Pudding Club. I had seen it AT www.amazon.co.uk and added it to my wish list in the hope that someone would buy it for me. Since having my own children I have enjoyed reading about pregnancy and childbirth so this book caught my eye mostly because of the bumps on the cover. I had not read any books by Milly Johnson so I did not know what to expect but I can honestly say that I enjoyed the book a lot more than anything else I have read lately. The story follows the pregnancies of three friends Helen, Janey and Elizabeth who ... Read the complete review
by - written on 20/02/09 (Very useful, 124 readings)
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I have to admit I had never heard of Milly Johnson a few weeks ago, I spotted this book on Amazon and the cover caught my eye. On closer inspection of the blurb the book jumped into my trolley. I am the type of person who judges a book by the cover, I know, I know, all wrong but chick lit books are just so pretty, all colourful and I love the feeling when you handle a new book for the first time. I was so excited when this book came through the letter box and I wasn't disappointed when I finally got to read it. I HAVE to go out and buy Milly Johnson's two other books tomorrow. The Yorkshire Pudding Club is her first novel followed by A Spring Affair and The Birds and the ... Read the complete review
by - written on 04/08/09 (Very useful, 36 readings)
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Milly Johnson is the author of this amazing novel and is quite new to me as I have never heard of her before this book. The Yorkshire Pudding club. As it might tell you in the title it is about getting pregnant. Three friends of various ages and closing on forty find themselves on a hill by the man in chalk with large attributes, One of the friends decides to sit astride him with her knickers off in an attempt to fall pregnant as she so desperately wants a child even though her husband does categorically not. Her idea was to drag her two friends along for an impromtu picnic and do this incredible deed. Does it work well time will ... Read the complete review
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