There's this thing about Cecelia's writing that makes you feel a mix of emotions. Throughout her writings, you literally laugh out loud, and sometimes you feel kind of sad to what's happening. Not a lot of writers can trigger your feelings as you read their books, but Cecelia mastered that pretty well.
This book is yet again different, what made it special was the journey of Kitty trying to figure out what Constance's list was all about. If I were in her place, I would start of exactly the same way and I'll try to find some sort of connection between all 100 names, but then when you think of it it's a list of 100 names!!! How can there be a link between them? It's mental if you'd think of it. The process of figuring out what this list was all about got me flipping pages trying to get to the ending of it because it gripped me from the very start.
The ending was exceptional to be honest, I loved it and I did not expect at all. It was lovely really, Kitty struggled through saving her career from falling apart and that was not an easy task to do with all the pressure she'd gone through, her determination was admirable really. Then there's her an Steve, exactly what she needed to keep her going with her list.
This book is yet again different, what made it special was the journey of Kitty trying to figure out what Constance's list was all about. If I were in her place, I would start of exactly the same way and I'll try to find some sort of connection between all 100 names, but then when you think of it it's a list of 100 names!!! How can there be a link between them? It's mental if you'd think of it. The process of figuring out what this list was all about got me flipping pages trying to get to the ending of it because it gripped me from the very start.
The ending was exceptional to be honest, I loved it and I did not expect at all. It was lovely really, Kitty struggled through saving her career from falling apart and that was not an easy task to do with all the pressure she'd gone through, her determination was admirable really. Then there's her an Steve, exactly what she needed to keep her going with her list.
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