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The Girls' Guide To Love And Supper Clubs (2013)

by Dana Bate(Favorite Author)

3.7 of 5 Votes: 5

ISBN

1401311008 (ISBN13: 9781401311001)

languge

English

genre

Romance

publisher

Hyperion

review 1: Wow. This is the most awful thing I've read in years. The main character is so hateful that the most enjoyable section of the book is the "crisis" scene in which someone finally shouts at her. Sadly that's about the only trouble she gets in, despite spending hundreds of her parents' dollars on obscure groceries and thinking bitchy thoughts about everyone around her for the entire thing. I'm not sure which part of the book was the most painful to read - perhaps her monologue about how difficult it is to be part of a generation encouraged by their parents? No, I think it was when she pronounces a character a worthless coward for moving away from a fire. Content warning for a weird and flippantly handled sexual assault scene. ("Sorry about that," says the cute, bumbling eye c... moreandy - "I offended this guy once so now I invite him to my parties where he assaults my female friends to annoy me back. My bad.") Maybe the book's better if you're really, really into cooking? Probably not, though.
review 2: I loved this book so much. I guess you could call it a chick-flick but I'm very much in touch with my feminine side and so I loved it. Hannah the main character struggles to get away from the life that's been mapped out for her. Miserable boyfriend who doesn't appreciate her and so they break up and then after that follows the most amazing story about supper clubs and cookery which leaves the mouth watering and the very complex relationships she has with numerous people had me laughing and cringing right to the end. Very highly recommended to anyone and everyone! less

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