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1. Jemima J from the tagged book. A people pleaser who realises that to be happy you need to please yourself first
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I'm posting twice today, I missed yesterday.

This is a case of "putting me off". Just because the author's name is printed much larger than the book's title. Tbh, I was confused at first about who is who, I actually thought the author's name was Jemima J. ?

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Not sure whether I should read this. I detest books where the title is a lot smaller than the author's name. Plus, this cover is very ambiguous, the title could be Jane Green. Who does that?

My Mother‘s Day present was free rein in a bookstore. Nothing better than books and cute coffee mugs.📚☕️❤️

1. Jemima J
2. Eat at home
3. When I pointed out to a male customer at work that he dropped his nuts 🙈. It was a bag of peanuts
4. Vanilla or mint
5. Gray Heels
#friyayintro

Finally done with this book and it has been the first book in awhile that I didn‘t fly through. I thought it was alright and I‘m happy Jemima got her happy ending but it doesn‘t seem to be a book I feel like is going to really stick with me.

Drinking hot chocolate while I finish the book

160 pages left. I probably won‘t be done before dinner but maybe when I get home I can knock out a huge chunk of that or better yet finish it off.

It feels kind of dull. I‘ll probably still finish it but it might take awhile. Does it get better ?

I find it kind of odd how the narrative will sometimes shift from first person POV to third.

Next up a book that‘s been on my shelf for too long sitting unread

I've found while reading some other reviews of this book that it mostly seems that you love it or hate it.

To me this book was a pretty standard "chick lit" type of book. At times I thought the main character Jemima was a little boring and the story was slow to start. It was also pretty darn obvious to me who she was going to end up with in the end. If you're looking for an easy, quick read I would say go for it. Other than that, maybe skip it.

Currently about halfway through this book. I got it at a library sale recently for a quarter. I like it pretty good so far but I'm still not 100% sure that I would recommend it. It's a little slow.

It's been ages since I read chicklit. But Jane Green never failed me.

Meskipun apa yang dialami Jemima tampak seperti TGTBT (too good to be true), tapi penulis tetap memasukkan bentuk perjuangan yang harus dijalani Jemima untuk mencapai titik balik kesuksesan/kebahagiaan? (tergantung lihat dari sisi mana) dan itu membuat cerita ini jadi cukup realistis.
Gue kasih 4/5 🌟
‌Highly recommended for those who love to read contemporary romance

Readathon continues..Check In #9: What's going on in the background?
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#ChangedMyMindAbout

What I thought in my early twenties was sooooo romantic just made mid-thirties me angry.

Aside from the fact that it basically advocates eating disorders, the moral of this shallow tale is "Change yourself for a man." ???

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Jane Green's one of my favourite writers but I didn't enjoy this.I didn't like that so much of the focus was on the main characters weight,understand the reasoning behind it but it made the other characters seem very superficial.Storyline was very predictable.Love Jane Green but afraid not this one

Nice evening for a bit of reading on the balcony ☀️📖