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Tuesday's Child - Louise Bagshawe

Description: ISBN 0755304284 / Author: Louise Bagshawe / Genre: Fiction

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... everything about herself to suit the job description. Can the self-confessed tomboy pull it off? ***The Characters*** Lucy - The central character of the book is instantly engaging, especially as she seems very 'real'. As the book progressed, I was very keen to see if she could pull off such an unlikely transformation, and what would happen if she did. Ollie - Lucy's flatmate seems nice enough, although it was quite frustrating to see him so sucked in by Annoying Victoria (see her character paragraph underneath t...more

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Tuesday's Child - Louise Bagshawe: A great chick lit read (596 words)
by - written on 15/06/09 (Very useful, 28 readings)
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Although I've previously reviewed Glitz by the same author, Tuesday's Child was actually the first book by Louise Bagshawe that I read. ***The Plot*** Lucy Evans is a dedicated tomboy. Living with her lawyer flatmate Ollie, she earns a pittance as a games reviewer and is forever broke. At one particularly bad moment, three things happen that throw Lucy's life into disarray: 1) Her games magazine is swallowed up by a rival title and she's suddenly out of a job and utterly penniless; 2) Ollie gets engaged to Annoying Victoria; and 3) Said engagement means that Lucy has to move out of the flat so that Annoying Victoria can move in. Forced to evaluate her ... Read the complete review