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‘Mouth-wateringly addictive… fast-paced and full of characters you’d love to call a friend’
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‘Britain’s younger, smarter answer to Jackie Collins’
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12 of 12 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
I'm a big Bagshawe fan, but even I admit that as of late her books have been getting a little repetitive to say the least. However, this has now all changed, Monday's Child is a really well written and refreshing read, I couldn't put it down. Gone are the rich girl vs poor girl plots and in comes a really likable character and interesting story, I think this could be a whole new avenue for Bagshawe.
8 of 8 people found the following review helpful
Format:Hardcover
Anna Brown just doesn't seem to have a lot going for her. She's overweight, her boss is a first class bitch and her love life non-existent. But Anna has a determination to succeed in the movie world and wants to change her life around. This new novel by Louise Bagshawe - which could be subtitled "Cinderlla in the 21C" - charts her story from being the office dogsbody to a successful career woman with the alpha male boyfriend to match.
It's an addictive and fast paced read with a central character who has failings we can relate to. This novel makes absolutely NO pretensions to being a literary read; but it's trashy escapism of the highest order - what better way to spend a hot, lazy afternoon?
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful
Format:Hardcover
I have read all of Louise Bagshaw's books and have to say that this is by far the best. It only took me 2 days to read as I could not put it down! Highly recommended, especially for a holiday read.
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Not recommended
Reminded me consistently of Bridgit Jones, I felt annoyed that I a had spent the time reading it the whole way through. Read more
Published 24 days ago by S. Abraham
Absolutely Brilliant!
Monday's child is a brilliant book that you will love. Bagshawe does not disappoint. I will say i didn't love it as much as Tuesday's child but i did love it and i highly recommend... Read more
Published 5 months ago by Suzanne
First Person book
I purchased this book on recommendation, nobody's fault but my own for not knowing it is written in the "first person". You know, "I did this and I went there" etc. Read more
Published 14 months ago by Suzie Q
Hmmm it was good but unfortunately I have read better
This book has sat on my bookshelf for a little while but I am glad I gave this book a chance. This was a story of Anna the under dog and how she battles against the odds and her... Read more
Published 19 months ago by Lxy Flippa
Maybe not as good as others but alright :)
I've read a few of Bagshawe's other books and was a little let down with this book with the characters, but it's still alright if you love your trashy chill out books. Read more
Published on 2 Feb 2009 by K. Wensley
couldnt put it down
after reading some of the reviews on this page was apprehensive about whether i would enjoy it. ok sometimes the characters got a bit annoying but most of the time i loved them. Read more
Published on 2 Sep 2008 by Lindymck
FANTASTIC!!!!!
I loved this book. I was hooked from the first page, but i was slightly diasappointed that there wasnt more between Anna and Mark until the last few pages.... Read more
Published on 30 Jun 2007 by E. Ghosh
An easy read - but anoyed me at time
I managed to buy this book quite cheaply, which is why I am reading it in the first place.
I don't have far to go now until I finish the book - but I found Anna - the... Read more
I don't have far to go now until I finish the book - but I found Anna - the... Read more
Published on 21 Mar 2007 by V. Shelley
Not As Good As Jackie Collins
I found this book was really good, not fanstaic, the only reason why I had pick it up was it said "Britain's younger, smarter answer to Jackie Collins, I really like Jackie Collins... Read more
Published on 14 Feb 2005
4 and a half
An absolute witty delightful read, but when I bought this novel I was hoping to sit down with the usual cattiness of Bagshawe, her new direction was definitly a phenomenal read,... Read more
Published on 1 Feb 2005 by Avid Romancaholic
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