Begum Nasit Batllo Nasit Batllo itibaren Bhokhari, Uttar Pradesh, India
Yeah. I admit it. I read it, okay! That's really nothing to be ashamed of because, honestly, who HASN'T gone through a breakup that rocked their world and shaken one's values & belief in the goodness and decentness of other people? (If you haven't, I envy you so, so, so very much.) That said, sometimes you need something in addition to your sassy gay friend and your core group of best friends to help you get through a breakup and force some self-esteem and confidence back into your brain, life, and being. Before getting the book, I had gotten to the point where even I was annoyed with myself for wanting to discuss each and every sordid detail; therefore, I'm so thankful I got the book, which basically confirmed a lot of the ideas that I had been thinking and was resistent to. And even prompted me to stop bugging my buddies so that I wasn't that girl who ended up with no friends (because friends rock). Sometimes I find myself thinking about the previous relationship and thinking "what if..." - and then I remember this gem from Almost Famous: Never take it seriously, you never get hurt. Never get hurt, you can always have fun. And if you ever get lonely, you just go to the record store and visit all your friends. - Penny Lane In perhaps a a stretch of the imagination that doesn't quite translate cleanly to writing but makes TOTAL and COMPLETE sense in theory: this book is my record store.
three book series that got me addicted to her books.I enjoyed the saga so much!
loved it!
I received the set (all 7 books) for my 10th birthday. Since then, I have read & re-read the books so many times that I have lost track. This set was and still is my favorite of all time.