Gamrah's faith in her new husband is not exactly returned... Sadeem is a little too willing to please her fiance... Michelle is half-American and the wrong class for her boyfriend's family... While Lamees works hard with little time for love. The girls of Riyadh are young, attractive and living by Saudi Arabia's strict cultural traditions. Well, not quite. In-between sneaking out behind their parents' backs, dating, shopping, watching American TV and having fun, they're still trying to be good little Muslim girls. That is, pleasing their families and their men. But can you be a twenty-first century girl and a Saudi girl?

This book was so wonderful. I enjoyed it very much to read it! But I feel very sorry for the girls living their. I can't imagine to live under such rules and traditions!

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This book is on its way to the winner of the international chick-lit sweepstake. I wish you lots of fun with this book!

Thank you Pitak, this book arrived today. Thanks also for the postcard.

An interesting look at Islamic Muslim life in Saudi Arabia. Thank you Pitak for sending me this enjoyable book.

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I am posting this today to chucklesthescot in Scotland as a surprise rabck. It's on her wishlist.

Ooh brilliant! I just got back from holiday today to find a brilliant surprise wishlist book waiting for me! Thank you very much FrancesinSA! You are really awesome! xx

This book reminds me of the Saudi version of Life isn't all ha ha hee hee, which I didn't like. This was a very girlie book about the ups and downs of romances written in the form of a girl doing an email weekly serial about her friends and sending it to email subscribers. The format annoyed me as the start of each email was her going on about herself in the intro and I started skipping this to get to the actual story in each chapter. I didn't find it inspiring or well written so I went on to another book.

Traded this book at readitswapit.co.uk

Got this book for my mum a year or so age via read it swap it. She seemed to enjoy it.

Swapping book via read it swap it.