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I bought this book in a jumble sale and didn't expect it to be so entertaining and surprisingly refreshing! The female characters of the book are so different yet similar in many ways. They were all striving towards freedom of self expression and in the end they find it by completely different means. The addition of the male characters to the story line brought a nice but secondary spice to the book. This book just comes to confirm my belief that the truth is out there, sometimes we are just blinded by love, work or society norms and values that we can't just see it..some of us are lucky enough to realise it sooner than later.Thanks Philippa for the witty humour!

In my mind, I always associate Philippa Gregory with her fascinating, yet often dark, historical novels. Yet this book (her second set in the modern day) does not disappoint. It is very witty, and has the sort of characters that fans of Gregory have come to expect from her...

This is quite a funny book of love in the P.C. world of the 90's. I did not believe in the main character actions, first of all how 'helpless' she was, then, without giving the story away, how she decided to change her life in so many ways, all of a sudden. But it was fun, entertaining and the story moved quickly.

I like this book a lot, despite the cheesy cover. If I had seen this book in stores I would not have bought it because of the cover alone. It looks like a British version of 90210 or Saved by the Bell. But the content is great and it's a very funny story that I enjoyed immensely. Don't judge a book by its cover and you'll be good to go.