2.5/10 I read the first two thirds of this book but then began to dread it so didn't finish. Parts were ok. Much prefer Duffy's Saz Martin series.

?/10 Read this for my American Thought and Culture module - it's a challenging proslavery text so I put it on here just because I'm proud I got through it..

7/10 This offers an interesting perspective on Canadian identity, specifically Native identity. None of the characters are particularly likeable which makes it even more funny and interesting.

7/10 This novel is very interesting, it is basically a patchwork of different characters and how their lives interweave, based on the central character Daisy although very rarely from her perspective.

6/10 A better than average chick-lit read. An interesting premise although predictable. Much preferred the Shopaholic series (especially the first).

8/10 Better than I expected; interesting insight into contemporary US culture and unique plot/characters.

5/10 Really enjoyed Starter for Ten by this author but this was not as good. An average read - enjoyable, but predictable.

9.5/10 This book stays with you after you've read it. Interesting, relatable and flawed protagonist. Fascinating dissection of class. Loved this book.