Since November 2009Book Review: It's Not Me, It's You by Charlotte Ward
Posted on Thursday, December 10th, 2009 by Leah
It’s Not Me, It’s You is a break up bible with a difference: this one will help you get over the end of your relationship and gives you some hilarious stories from other girls who have survived break-ups.
It’s jam-packed with stories - from good relationships, bad relationships and just plain ugly relationships and is a must-read if you’re looking for a little pick-me-up.
Posted in 2009 Releases, Book Reviews, Rating: 4/5 | 3 Comments »
Allie and Tony have had their ups and downs throughout their marriage, but nothing prepares Allie for the awful shock she gets when she answers the door one day. Suddenly, the future, the home and the life she shares with Tony and their two sons Mark and Owen are uncertain and Allie doesn’t know what to do.
Priya Gupta is a bit cynical when it comes to matters relating to love and fate. So when at her best friends hen night Priya is told she has to see a clairvoyant, she’s not happy and is determined not to believe anything that the pyschic tells her. Strangely though, Priya comes away with just one message: “In matters of love, mother knows best”. Priya doesn’t believe a word, and carries on with her life.
It’s 1982 and Dora Jerusalem has just come to London and has managed to land a job at glossy magazine Modern Woman. When she meets Guy Boleyn at a party, her whole world changes as she finds herself falling in love with him. 
At her best friend’s wedding, Angela Clark finds her boyfriend cheating on her in his car. After storming back into the wedding to confront her best friend, Angela flees to New York and ends up staying in the first hotel she comes to. 
Rosie Martin thought everything was fine with her marriage to Jonathan, until she discovers a text on his phone that makes it clear he’s having an affair. Rosie is shocked to find out Jonathan loves her, and he soon leaves their marital home to set up with Linda. They decide that they have to divorce, but want to remain friendly for the sake of the children.
