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Posts: 312 (02/05/2008 18:35:55) |
Can any one recommend a good "chic lit" author. It needs to be quite modern light and fun suitable for a female reader aged between 30 and 45.
I've got Jenny Colgan but need a couple more.
If any one can recommend anything Id be grateful. 
thanks Sarah |
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She Wray |
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Posts: 5118 (02/05/2008 18:47:10) |
oh Kathy Lette - LOVE her stuff.
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Marigold |
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Posts: 987 (02/05/2008 18:50:52) |
Sophie Kinsella - Shopaholic series
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Posts: 8316 (02/05/2008 18:53:09) |
Marian Keyes ?
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Posts: 178 (02/05/2008 19:59:52) |
Maeve Binchy is one of my favs , not quite chic lit but very readable
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Tina |
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Posts: 29930 (02/05/2008 22:52:24) Administrator |
Carole Matthews
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Jane C |
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Posts: 398 (02/05/2008 23:16:03) |
Jill Mansell and Janet Evanovich
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Lavender |
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Posts: 10298 (02/05/2008 23:42:58) |
Emma Darcy, fabulous, and Penny Jordan, what a clever lady
Lavender XX |
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JACQUI Q |
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Posts: 12152 (03/05/2008 01:36:11) |
am just reading my first Maeve Binchy, and you're right, she's an enjoyable read.
Can't remember the name of the Irish prime ministers daughter, but my daughter likes her books. xx |
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Posts: 959 (03/05/2008 15:25:03) |
Well Jacqui... they say you learn something new everyday! I didnt realise that Cecelia Ahern was Bertie Aherns daughter, and I have read a couple of her books
as well!
Now if ever that comes up in a quiz... (hopefully) I will remember it
Karen |
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