Books by Ruth Saberton
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review 1: Some laugh out loud (ok, more like chuckle or giggle, but you catch my drift) passages make out for the repetition of others. And the line "the only gay in the village?", in an allusion to Little Britain, would mke me feel like a sister in arms anyway. The author did make a clear...
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review 1: I wouldn't say I actually read the book more like skimmed through most of it and read some. The story line was good but I just found the main character kinda annoying, which is odd since I'm one of those romance readers with their head in the clouds also. I loved Ollie, Franky...
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review 1: Listen, I like Bridget Jones and Sophie Kinsella's books as much as the next person, but the whole "slightly overweight, disaster-prone, overspending heroine who always saves the day!" really has to be done right and this book does not. I tried it for the whole guess-which-guy-is...
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review 1: This book had a few minor annoyances: tendency not to explain acronyms (would it have killed to use "The Only Way is Essex" for the first use of TOWIE?) the tendency to overexplain other things (we get it, a main character's trust has been broken) and the tendency to over-dramati...
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review 1: I really enjoyed this story about Ellie and Sam, who are both fighting to loose some weight, with their ups and downs, twists and turns and this specific for Ruth only chirpy humour.What I liked so much about Ellie and Sam is the fact that they are real, they are very likeable. T...