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 Who Gets Fluffy? - Judith Summers
Newest Review: ... be honest and say that I don't particularly understand people substituting children for dogs, or indeed treating their dogs ... more  ... like they are humans, but I was prepared to let this go for the sake of the story! As I said, the cute cover of a little doggy clutching a Christmas stocking in his mouth was too cute to resist, and I hoped the story would be good enough to make me want to read it! The book started off quite well, introducing us to the character of Annie in her solicitors office discussing the demise of her marriage and terms of her divorce. I actually thought she was a bit of a sap at the beginning because of certain things she say...more |
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Who Gets Fluffy? - Judith Summers: A Light and Fluffy read! (809 words)
by - written on 04/01/09 (Very useful, 200 readings)
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Even though I have a huge bookshelf of books that I have yet to read, when I see a book that appeals to me on the shelf in the supermarket, I can't help but buy it! One such book was "Who Gets Fluffy?" which, to be honest, I bought because of the Christmassy cover (bear in mind this was early December!) and of course it sounded like a good story as well. Shockingly for me, I did read it straight away rather than adding it to the pile, and finally here is my review of the book! Annie Curtis has decided enough is enough with philanderer husband Mark, and on Christmas Day tells him their marriage is over. They decide to carry on living together with ... Read the complete review
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