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A review by soniakarina
Millie's Fling by Jill Mansell
4.0
I really enjoyed this book. It was just a great chick-lit book. It reminded me very much of the days of Bridget Jones and Jemima J...and I thoroughly enjoyed it.
I loved the main character Millie, who was down to earth, funny, charming and just self-deprecating enough that she was silly, but not stupid and annoying as some chick-lit protagonists can be.
But it was the varied cast of characters that I really enjoyed. Millie's best friend and roommate Hester who is slightly annoying and stupid, but hilarious in that way. Millie's playboy boss, her eccentric mother, her sweet as pie father, her new friend novelist Orla Hart, the myriad of men, and of course...Hugh Millie's crush...
such a varied and colorful cast of characters that made this book enjoyable, fun, and entertaining every step of the way.
A quick easy read, somewhat predictable, but still with enough surprises to make it refreshing and new.
I loved the main character Millie, who was down to earth, funny, charming and just self-deprecating enough that she was silly, but not stupid and annoying as some chick-lit protagonists can be.
But it was the varied cast of characters that I really enjoyed. Millie's best friend and roommate Hester who is slightly annoying and stupid, but hilarious in that way. Millie's playboy boss, her eccentric mother, her sweet as pie father, her new friend novelist Orla Hart, the myriad of men, and of course...Hugh Millie's crush...
such a varied and colorful cast of characters that made this book enjoyable, fun, and entertaining every step of the way.
A quick easy read, somewhat predictable, but still with enough surprises to make it refreshing and new.