Alphabet Weekends - Elizabeth Noble

I had never read a book by the author, Elizabeth Noble before and it was a review by another member that made me order this book. We actually have two copies of this book, not because it is that amazing though! It briefly passed my mind that my sister might have this as she has loads of chick-lit books but I didn’t think that for too long because I then ordered it off Ebay. The next day when I told her I had ordered a book her response was ‘I’ve got that’. Oops! Oh well, we now have this book in two of it’s covers. Design Like with many books, the covers get updated. One has a light pink ... more

This story focuses on two main characters Tom and Natalie. They were childhood, family friends. The story also involves Tom and Natalie's families and both their friends. The story is one of life, love, growing up and families. It is a very easy read, broken into short chapters, with simple sentence structure. However it is also fairly compulsive and there are a few home truths too. ~ Main Characters ~ Tom ~ a thirty something single man who starts to realise he has feelings for his old friend Natalie. Natalie ~ a thirty something single girl who is getting over a relationship with bad Simon ... more

Wow! I have just finished reading a great book! The book in question is called 'Alphabet Weekends' and was written by author Elizabeth Noble. The book was released in the United Kingdom in 2006. The book is 432 pages long and is currently available to buy from Amazon for just 1p which I think is amazing value for money! The plot: Natalie has been dumped by her boyfriend. When she was younger she had a best friend called Tom; when they were teenagers they made a promise that if they weren't married by the time they were in their thirties, they would marry eachother. Decades on, have they got ... more

Natalie is broken hearted when her boyfriend Simon dumps her just before Christmas- at the time he was supposed to propose! Enter Tom, Natalie's best friend who also happens to be in love with her and has done all his life, he convinces Natalie to take up a different activity each weekend, they take it in turns planning weekend activities and work their way through the alphabet getting from A to Z. Tom starts the weekends A with Abseiling and Natalie gets B, it carries on like this through out the book (although they do get a bit mean with one another choosing activities they know the other ... more

The fabulous new novel from the No 1. bestselling author of "The Reading Group" and "The Tenko Club" Love lessons from A - Z. A is for Affection - between childhood best friends; between their parents; between brothers and sisters. B is for Brokenhearted - Natalie when the boyfriend who was meant to propose dumps her just before Christmas. Her mother when she realises what her life has come to. Lucy, as she thinks of ending one relationship, and maybe beginning another. C is for Chemistry - Could Natalie and Tom have it (and what does it actually mean, anyway)? Number One bestselling author ... more