Alphabet Weekends - Elizabeth Noble

Advantages: Easy to read, good holiday book
Disadvantages: Quite addictive

...to an amusing game of Alphabet Weekends (hence the title). The aim of this 'game' is to do something together each weekend starting with A and working through to Z to prove to Natalie that she should be with Tom. At this point in the story I immediately had a flick through the book to see the types of activities that they should be doing, especially for J, V, X and Z. I don't recommend doing that as it somewhat spoils the story! However I will give ...
...yourself thinking about your own Alphabet Activities. ~ The Author ~ Elizabeth Noble has two children, and you can tell! Her writing is littered with observations of humans, and yet is easy to read. She has written two other Novels, The Reading Group and The Tenko Club which were Sunday Times Bestsellers. ~ Other Bits~ ISBN 0-340-83807-8 www.madaboutbooks.com Printed by Hodder 425 pages (although the A for.. etc takes up a good number of the ... Read review

Advantages: Easy to read
Disadvantages: If you don't like lighthearted books, this isn't for you

...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 would hate). To Natalie it is all a bit of fun to get over Simon, to Tom however it is a mission to win her over. As predicted Simon does re-enter her life and Natalie does some really stupid things ...
...is a great book to read and I would recommend that if you're going on holiday to take this as it's a perfect read for sitting on the beach. The book also follows the life of Natalie mother and how even though she is greatly loved by her husband she is in despair with her life. This is the couple I felt for the most as age and illness befall us all and Noble really captured how depressing it can be to get older even though to yourself you feel young. ... Read review

Advantages: good book, addictive
Disadvantages: nothing

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 ... Read review