Nine Uses For An Ex-Boyfriend
Registered by foreternity of -- Somewhere in London 🤷♀️ , Greater London United Kingdom on 2/22/2019
This Book is Currently in the Wild!
This Book is Currently in the Wild!
3 journalers for this copy...
Journal Entry 1 by foreternity from -- Somewhere in London 🤷♀️ , Greater London United Kingdom on Friday, February 22, 2019
Not my favourite book so far by this author but I enjoyed it nonetheless. Though the title doesn't really have anything to do with the story!
Journal Entry 2 by foreternity at -- Controlled Release, -- By post or by hand/ in person -- United Kingdom on Friday, February 22, 2019
Released 5 yrs ago (2/22/2019 UTC) at -- Controlled Release, -- By post or by hand/ in person -- United Kingdom
CONTROLLED RELEASE NOTES:
Added to flutterbies9's random bookbox :)
This is one of the books which has been received by me when the Random bookbox returned home.
Never read anything by this author so I may give it a try.
Never read anything by this author so I may give it a try.
Well, I tried a lot earlier than I imagined when this came to me!
However, I was one of those who found this irritating to read (yet, I did manage to whizz through it within 24 hours! - perhaps because I was not as happy with it as to savour/enjoy it). I have to agree that the title and the strap lines are both nothing to do with the storyline whatever, in fact, rarely have I come across such a disconnect.
Oddly, I did not find one admirable character - apart from the potential of Jeremy (baby brother) - and the resolution of the main conflict was so out of character for any of the main characters that I wondered where that had come from.
Still, it was different from my usual fare and I did read it all the way through, so it must have had something - even if it was annoyance value! There was enough interest to get me to the end. I kept thinking that surely Hope would realise how she had been played, how awful the 'handsome' Jack really was, how badly her 'friend' had behaved and how sadly immature they all were (as I said, annoyance value), but then I am used to much more psychological workouts in the crime/ thrillers I normally read and it was time for a change of genre for one book at least.
No plans for this but it may find itself in another bookbox. Marked as available for now.
However, I was one of those who found this irritating to read (yet, I did manage to whizz through it within 24 hours! - perhaps because I was not as happy with it as to savour/enjoy it). I have to agree that the title and the strap lines are both nothing to do with the storyline whatever, in fact, rarely have I come across such a disconnect.
Oddly, I did not find one admirable character - apart from the potential of Jeremy (baby brother) - and the resolution of the main conflict was so out of character for any of the main characters that I wondered where that had come from.
Still, it was different from my usual fare and I did read it all the way through, so it must have had something - even if it was annoyance value! There was enough interest to get me to the end. I kept thinking that surely Hope would realise how she had been played, how awful the 'handsome' Jack really was, how badly her 'friend' had behaved and how sadly immature they all were (as I said, annoyance value), but then I am used to much more psychological workouts in the crime/ thrillers I normally read and it was time for a change of genre for one book at least.
No plans for this but it may find itself in another bookbox. Marked as available for now.
Journal Entry 5 by Flutterbies9 at -- Controlled Release, -- By post or by hand/ in person -- United Kingdom on Sunday, April 14, 2019
Released 5 yrs ago (4/15/2019 UTC) at -- Controlled Release, -- By post or by hand/ in person -- United Kingdom
CONTROLLED RELEASE NOTES:
Released to rainbow3 for a book walk.
Journal Entry 6 by 
rainbow3
at -- Wild Released Somewhere In Edinburgh 🤷♂️ in Edinburgh, Scotland United Kingdom on Thursday, April 18, 2019
rainbow3 at -- Wild Released Somewhere In Edinburgh 🤷♂️ in Edinburgh, Scotland United Kingdom on Thursday, April 18, 2019
Released 5 yrs ago (4/21/2019 UTC) at -- Wild Released Somewhere In Edinburgh 🤷♂️ in Edinburgh, Scotland United Kingdom
WILD RELEASE NOTES:
NINE USES FOR AN EX-BOYFRIEND by SARAH MANNING is to be left somewhere ‘in-the-wild’ in Edinburgh on Sunday 21st April which is INTERNATIONAL BOOKCROSSING DAY 2019. You might have found this book beside an outdoor sculpture; on a window sill; at a bus-stop or perhaps you as a happy reader were handed this directly while you were in Central Edinburgh!!! One of a five strong book parcel from a sister BookCrosser – Flutterbies9 – which travelled here to be given away on a book release walk :-)
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Hello book finder, if you aren't familiar with the BookCrossing world of TRAVELLING books – WELCOME!
Feel free to keep this book it is yours to do with as you wish, read it, or pass it on to keep it travelling. You can leave notes anonymously or if you journal this book as a member, you will hear from the book on its travels. If you do join quoting the name of the Flutterbies9 as your referrer would make her day. Thank you and HAPPY READING!
