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This Could Change Everything by Jill Mansell

rebroxannape's review against another edition

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3.0

I enjoyed this book and will probably try another Jill Mansell in the future. She's a good writer. I liked the characters and was entertained throughout. In fact, I do have to give her extra kudos because at the 60 or 70% mark it was obvious who two of the main characters needed to end up with, and I couldn't see how that was going to be accomplished without pain or injustice to the other involved parties. She handled it very neatly in one case. Not so much in the other.

There wasn't a lot of tension or suspense or hilarity. Or highs or lows. I liked the characters but wasn't really invested in them. It was pleasant, amusing, and I read every word. Not skipping ahead is usually worth at least 3 stars! Will definitely be putting another one on my TBR list, but not going to rush to read another because I can't wait. ***3 1/2 stars***

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carolinereid's review against another edition

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funny lighthearted sad medium-paced

4.0

katie_chandler's review against another edition

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4.0

Fun quick read. The characters made me like this book so much more. I avoided starting this book because the description sounded so cliche, and it is, though the author had me second guessing. Then the ending was excessive, like looking down at your shoelaces and seeing mini bows within the main bow. But I would absolutely read Mansell again when I’m in the mood for chick lit.

Some language.

thedonkster99's review against another edition

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3.0

Made me feel nice and fuzzy while reading, but it was very predictable

lisa_bergin's review against another edition

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Nothing wrong with it, just not for me.

demetraskaito's review against another edition

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lighthearted relaxing slow-paced

3.5

schray32's review against another edition

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4.0

Light fun easy read...perfect distraction during a way too stressful Cubs game.

blodeuedd's review against another edition

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3.0

Essie writes something for fun, but then something happens and everyone knows her mistake. Her boyfriend, his mum, and she looses everything. Her job, her boyfriend and her home. But honestly, her boyfriend was not that special and his mum a horror. Even if it takes Essie a while to realise this.

So she needs a place to live, an a new job and all POVS come together. As for Essie, she was normal and likable.

Then there is Cilla, a 83 year old with a taste for fashion, and omg she was so cool.

Connor, who left a good paying job to find his passion. A nice guy.

Then there is Lucas, a bar owner, and Essie's BFF Scarlett who sounds like a hoot.

They all have their spot in the limelight and I do not know how she does it. The book is not that long, but the story takes place over some months so people have time to become friends, find romance and find new things to like. It all works really well.

A nice story about many stories. Friendships are made and romance is found

Narrator Esther Wane
Oh her voice of this annoying person cracked me up, and I liked her Connor voice. It made me lol.
She did a great job with it all

jayhawkjulie's review against another edition

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4.0

I love Jill's books. Right off I knew I was going to adore Essie.I have the same loathing for Holiday letters and the OMG moment was great. Then we meet Zillah and all I can say is can I be her when I grow up. She is my kind of lady, one who takes risks, has a devil may care attitude, and just enjoys life. Overall, it was an enjoyable read, where yes I really did laugh out loud.

chelswillread's review against another edition

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4.0

This author is going on my list for good beach reads.