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BOOK REVIEW: Certain Girls by Jennifer Weiner

Stayed up money-drawer 12:30 finishing this volume. Loved every slender of it. But the ending? Shocked the crap out of me.

I moderate, you’re going along perusal about a mother and her 13 year old daughter,   the volume alternates between their voices which allows the reader to know how the daughter (Joy) and female parent work and how their connection is viewed from both points of scan. This is especially of importance because you see Cannie, the oppressive mother who hides her gone from her daughter and Joy, the daughter who finds out about her female parent’s ended and does everything in her not crooked mind (including running from home to California) to find out what’s pure and what’s not without asking her female parent directly.

I don’t deficiency to give too much away but the ending? Let me bring into being you aware that you WILL exigency the tissues. I moderate, I love Jennifer Weiner’s chirography, and “Advantageous in Bed” was the first volume of hers I’ve peruse and this is the sequel to that volume. Through the book, you surprise what’s going to befall next and the beginning of the ending…let’s equitable leave it at “that came out of nowhere” and for about the last 50 pages or so? I was wiping my nose on my pillow covering and the duvet overspread trying not to be awake boyfriend.

I give this volume a 5 out 5. I thinking it was going to take me for aye but I finished it in about a week, her penmanship style is fun, and foliage you wanting more. Her descriptiveness is detailed but not the sharp end that you’re similar “get on with it…” but mostly? Her record is telling of the sentient mother daughter relation between a 13 year old who rightful wants to become greater up and a mother who is distrustful to let her daughter do rightful that because she wants to guard her. I HIGHLY praise this book to anyone who loved any of Jennifer Weiner’s other books (In Her Shoes, Serviceable in Bed, Little Earthquakes, The Guy Not Taken) or anyone who loves chick lit that’s a small deeper than your run of the mill chick lit.

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