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Monday's Child is not so fair of face...

Advantages: light, easy to read, good main character
Disadvantages: not exactly thought provoking!

Anna Brown is very tall, slightly overweight and has what you might call an unfortunate nose. She works for a production company and is walked all over by her bitchy prima donna of a boss, Kitty and a group of glamorous colleagues who let her do all the w ...

pink_champagne 24.07.2010 · Read full review
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Review of Monday's Child - Louise Bagshawe

Sparkles: This novel is full of them!

Advantages: Great story, interesting and entertaining
Disadvantages: None!

I have neen a fan of Louise Bagshawe for years, and usually buy her books in paperback as soon as they released as I can't afford the paperbacks! But my 3 month old baby "bought" this for me for my birthday last year and I am so glad he did...it really is ...

mummy2harry 02.05.2007 · Read full review
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Review of Sparkles - Louise Bagshawe

Oh to have their problems!

Advantages: Turned me into a true prune.
Disadvantages: Not too sure I like the characters

Well, the weather really is turning chilly. For someone who spends her life in an ice rink that really is saying something. My absolute favourite thing to do when the cold hits the air is to sink into a bubble bath with the required chocolate, cup of tea ...

chantelly 16.11.2008 · Read full review
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Review of Glitz - Louise Bagshawe

All that's Glitzy isn't Gold

Advantages: Glamourous storyline
Disadvantages: Not nice characters, some plot flaws, not her best

When I first started reading Women's fiction a few years ago now, Louise Bagshawe was one of the first authors I read, and it was really her books which made me love the chick-lit genre. I have all of her earlier material on my bookshelf upstairs, and the ...

mummy2harry 22.06.2008 · Read full review
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Review of Glitz - Louise Bagshawe

The Root Of All Evil

Advantages: Easy, escapist read
Disadvantages: Not one of the authors better books

Glitz is the eleventh novel from author Louise Bagshawe. The version I read was the hardback which I managed to mooch from Bookmooch. Im not going to go into the authors background, but if you are interested then check out my review on her previous book G ...

kirkytracy 06.02.2009 · Read full review
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Review of Glitz - Louise Bagshawe