Changes

This is not a serious book. It is not the sort where a turn of phrase will make you gasp appreciatively, or where you’ll be left thinking about the meaning of life for weeks afterwards. At the same time, it’s a well crafted and enjoyable, flitty read that will appeal to any fans of chick lit. It’s mostly light without any emotional drama, but it still has a decent plot to keep you reading, and I enjoyed it a bit more than I perhaps should have.

Reading this reminded me of [[The WAG's Diary by Alison Kervin]] or most of [[:Category:Sophie Kinsella|Sophie Kinsella's]] back catalogue. I prefer the latter slightly, but this new ''Diaries'' series is a decent runner up.