The whole point of chic lit is that it should be light, funny and have romance. Not so much of any of the above for this book. Amy is struggling through a break-up, a stale job, and her friends are all getting married. You want to root for Amy, but she does incredibly stupid stuff to the poor man who is interested in her. Also, the author touches on the fact that Amy has depression. I wanted more lightness, more funny and more romance.
This book had its cute moments. I had a had time identifying with the main character. I felt the story lacked any character development or a clear cut story line. It was a quick read for a summer day, but not the kind of story that stays with you.
This was OK. Not my favorite. It was not easy for me to connect with the lead character (Amy) and there are times in the book where the storyline goes off on tangents that don't help the story along. I would have preferred a lot more background on the characters as well.
Step by step, fully illustrated book teaches 17 types of braids plus lots of tips and hints.
Step by step guide to Hair Braiding. Excellent pictures.
From French braiding to Twists.
