Shopaholic and Baby

Becky Bloomwood and I have always had a Love/Hate relationship. Since we were first introduced in Confessions of a Shopaholic, I can’t seem to shake the urge to call her up and see what life has thrown at her, even though we disagree on many different levels. So over the years, as someone would invite…

Size 14 Is Not Fat Either

Size 14 Is Not Fat Either follows Size 12 Is Not Fat, Meg Cabot’s chick lit/mystery hybrid. For those who have not read the first novel (which you needn’t have done to enjoy this one), Heather Wells is a former teenage pop star who was dropped by her record company when she insisted on singing…

The School for Husbands

Back when Men are from Mars, Women are from Venus was published, my parents picked up a copy from the library and set about integrating its wisdom into our daily lives. Of course, with three daughters, Mars was somewhat outnumbered. While most of the book has faded from memory, some parts have stuck. Like the…

Little Lady, Big Apple

Little Lady, Big Apple is the sequel to last year’s very enjoyable The Little Lady Agency. This one suffers a bit in comparison to the first, but overall it is still agreeable. Melissa Romney-Jones is coasting along enjoying the dual successes of her business (she organizes the lives of single men as a sort of…

If the Shoe Fits

It’s always a pleasant surprise when a book that you though wouldn’t exactly be your cup of tea turns out to be very enjoyable. If the Shoe Fits featured many elements I normally detest, yet as the last page was turned, I found myself smiling and giving that small sigh of contentment due to finishing…

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