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Holly's Inbox

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Ever wanted a peek at someone else's emails?

Meet Holly Denham. It's her first day as a receptionist at a City investment bank and, with no cooperate front-of-house experience, Holly is struggling to keep up. Add to this her mad friends, dysfunctional family and gossipy colleagues, and Holly's inbox is a daily source of drama, laughter, scandal and even romance. But Holly's...more

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Published 2007 by Headline Review (first published May 1st 2006)

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Aug 29, 2012 Inge *Studying for Exams* rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: chicklit, laugh-out-loud-funny, main-character-is-cool, smiles-a-plenty, all-time-favourites, whole-new-level-of-awesome, want-to-marry-this-book, friendship-never-eeeends, e-mails

Ladies and gentlemen, I’d like to draw your attention to one of the funniest books I’ve ever read - Holly’s Inbox. You see, this is the reason I’m starting to love e-mail/letter books. Not because of the detailed descriptions and getting lost in a different world, like many of us seek in a good (fantasy) book, but simply because it constantly made me laugh and because it lifted my spirits high into the sky. If you’re looking for one of those light, fluffy, silly books, then this is the one. A bo...more

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Mar 07, 2010 Lisa (A Life Bound By Books) rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: afew-ofmy-favoritethings, books-i-own, favorites

I can say that this book was better then I thought it was going to be. Actually WAY better then I thought it was going to be. And talk about funny. I was laughing so hard reading this that my eyes teared up to a point where I couldn't see to keep reading. The more I laughed the more the people around me laughed. I hope there's more to come as it appears from how the book ended.

If your looking for something that will crack you up and is a fast paced read, you really need to get this book.

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Oct 20, 2007 Michelle rated it 5 of 5 stars Recommends it for: fans of girly books.

I came across this book in the library and being a sucker for swirly text, the jacket appealed to me.

Meet Holly Denham, a receptionist who has managed to blag her job by embellishing her C.V. This book documents her relationships and conversations with her friends, family and colleagues, via her email in-box.

While the format of this book may not be original, the characters never bore you, and I found myself cringing along with Holly. I will certainley be checking the inbox on the web in the co...more

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Jun 08, 2012 Melissa rated it 4 of 5 stars

OK, I'll be the first to admit that I don't read a lot of chick lit. And actually, this book came my way due to a case of mistaken identity when the author was actually trying to contact a different blogger named Melissa. I think we both got a good laugh over that and I decided I ought to give the book a try, even though it's not my usual read.

Oh my, am I glad I did. Holly's Inbox is hysterical. Seriously. My husband was laughing and shaking his head at me laughing out loud while I was reading....more

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Oct 09, 2010 Jessica Lawlor rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: read-in-2009

Holly’s Inbox by Holly Denham lets readers take a peek into British Holly’s e-mail inbox. In the beginning of the book, Holly has just taken a job as a receptionist at a company based in London. We are introduced to an interesting cast of characters: her co-worker Trish, the sexy vice president James, her gay best friend Jason, her man-loving friend Aisha and an array of other intriguing and quirky friends.

The book is written entirely through e-mails which is exciting because you get an insider...more

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Jul 24, 2010 Wallace rated it 5 of 5 stars

Type: {Beach Read: fluffy, mindless, easy to read}
Rating: {An Unputdownable: Couldn’t eat or sleep until I finished this book}

Why You’re Reading It:

You love British Chick-Lit
You need a vacation from heavier books
You need a good book to read by the pool
Funny, light, entertaining stories with a good splash of romance charm you
What I Thought:

I read and loved Holly’s Inbox by Holly Denham. I ate it up. Swallowed it whole. It is 665 pages and I downed it. It’s that good. And it’s written in e-mail fo...more Type: {Beach Read: fluffy, mindless, easy to read}
Rating: {An Unputdownable: Couldn’t eat or sleep until I finished this book}

Why You’re Reading It:

You love British Chick-Lit
You need a vacation from heavier books
You need a good book to read by the pool
Funny, light, entertaining stories with a good splash of romance charm you
What I Thought:

I read and loved Holly’s Inbox by Holly Denham. I ate it up. Swallowed it whole. It is 665 pages and I downed it. It’s that good. And it’s written in e-mail form, so it goes faster than other books. (Be sure to click the link about Holly Denham, but maybe after you read? You don’t want to spoil the surprise about the author until you’ve started reading and can understand the irony. Let me know what you think…I was impressed.)

This book is from the UK–published three years ago, and was only recently published in the United States. It popped out of the table at me in my Barnes and Noble. I went to pick it up, thinking it was a thin, chick-lit novel…it is a brick. I almost dropped it because I wasn’t prepared, and I was laughing (out loud, by myself). I knew I had to have it; a thicker than thick, total chick-lit, British novel—SOLD! Did I mention it had a recommendation by OK! Magazine on the front cover (that’s the British version of US Weekly only better)? It was exactly the kind of light read I was looking for to get me through the end of the “year” (the beginning and end of the school year—ok, and all the times right before a vacation, too—are mad…completely exhausting and stressful) last year as I was ending my last teaching job.

Can I tell you how fun this book was to read. First, it’s always fun to read e-mails and letters (who doesn’t like getting letters? And who doesn’t remember The Jolly Postman and how fun that book was?) So 665 pages of e-mails, that you don’t have to worry about answering, is spellbinding. Not to mention that Holly is very Bridget Jones-esque, yet not quite so incompetent. (Note here: I love Bridget Jones, and most other of the British chick-lit books…isn’t there just something delicious about the way British authors write?) It’s got the ridiculous aspects, but is also relatable…which is why this genre is so successful.

For the first few hundred pages I was reading it because it was fun and entertaining. For the last couple hundred I was reading because I couldn’t put it down and wanted to know what happened next! It was kind of like eating guacamole; although there isn’t that much nutritious value, you just can’t stop eating!

Tastes. So. Good.

Even though I could feel the stack of papers in my right hand getting smaller as I approached the end, I was still shocked when I got to the last page. No! It can’t be over! Luckily there is a sequel that is now available in the US (ahem, some of us had to order it from the UK last year because we couldn’t wait… I won’t tell you who though).(less)

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Jul 14, 2010 Amanda rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: chick-lit, bought-copy

This is the story of Holly Denham, who takes a job as a receptionist at a large corporate bank. Within a day of first starting she has received the cold shoulder from the other receptionist, fended off numerous well-meaning queries from her mum, and made a few cock-ups.

The whole story is told through emails: exchanges between Holly and her two best friends Aisha and Jason; a gradual thawing of relations between Holly and Trish, the other receptionist; and some serious flirting between Holly and...more

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Apr 22, 2010 Shanyn (Chick Loves Lit) rated it 4 of 5 stars

I read a lot of reviews of this book on blogs that I follow, and decided I'd really like to give it a try. Sometimes e-mail type books stress me out because if they are written in certain ways I have a lot of trouble following them (especially if they jump from person to person very quickly).

I enjoyed how the e-mails didn't always say exactly what was going on, and the reader is left to pick up pieces here and there to get the general idea... so, to me, it seemed more true to the e-mail format t...more

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Feb 17, 2010 Kay Elizabeth rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Holly’s Inbox should come with a warning – “anything you can’t do one handed, get it done before you settle down to read.” Why? Because this hilarious book is not leaving your clutches until it’s finished. Holly’s Inbox by Holly Denham (ISBN: 9781402219030; Sourcebooks Casablanca) will be glued to your hands until its unexpected conclusion. This tale of Holly Denham’s life, a London receptionist at her first day on a new job, is incredibly smart and funny.

I’m not a laugh out loud type of book re...more Holly’s Inbox should come with a warning – “anything you can’t do one handed, get it done before you settle down to read.” Why? Because this hilarious book is not leaving your clutches until it’s finished. Holly’s Inbox by Holly Denham (ISBN: 9781402219030; Sourcebooks Casablanca) will be glued to your hands until its unexpected conclusion. This tale of Holly Denham’s life, a London receptionist at her first day on a new job, is incredibly smart and funny.

I’m not a laugh out loud type of book reader. Barely a chuckle escapes my lips when I read humor, no matter how uproarious I find the content. I keep my jocularity behind my teeth. Which explains why my husband kept popping his head around the door, saying “What are you laughing at?!” with a surprised look when he saw I had a book in my hand. But with Holly’s Inbox, it’s impossible not to.

This romantic comedy is very clever. The humor veers from the dry, sarcasm dripping kind to slapstick comedy without skipping a beat. The most outstandingly creative thing about this book is the style of its composition. Holly’s Inbox is told entirely with emails flying back and forth to receptionist Holly. There are no lengthy descriptions nor scene setting preambles. Everything that unfolds, every character you grow to love, like or loathe, you discover via those emails.

I’ll be honest. I would never have thought well rounded characters could be created when emails alone are used to tell a story. Bill Surie, the author who uses the Holly Denham pseudonym, has knocked that assumption right out of my head and pulled this format off impeccably. To my knowledge this is a completely unique style of writing and one, given the influence of the Net on our daily lives, that’s long overdue. (Expect copycat writers to flood the market with similar attempts in the near future. You heard it here first. But I guarantee you they won’t be this good. )

Gossip, sly office politics, manipulation of employees and personality clashes – they’re all part and parcel of working in large companies. In Holly’s Inbox, you’ll recognize many of the usual suspects from the corporate world: the scary superior, the pretty Jekyll and Hyde and the office’s VP heartthrob who’s a bit of a mystery. Holly has to handle them all. On top of everything else, Holly’s trying to keep a secret under wraps. Throw in her well-meaning but overbearing mother’s demands for attention, her eccentric grandmother’s misguided kindness in signing Holly up for everything online, and her two siblings’ personal ongoing dramas and you have a laugh-a-minute. Holly’s two best friends and co-receptionist are only an email away, keeping her relatively sane one moment and driving her even more crazy the next. You just cannot resist reading this hilariously compulsive novel.

Holly’s Inbox is the first time I’ve read a book written by a man under a female pen name. I’d still be none the wiser if Sourcebooks hadn’t told me. I would love to know how the author became so good at delving into the female psyche. A master of the wry throwaway comment, Mr. Surie captures so many female insecurities and moments of self doubt with the character of Holly in such a funny manner that you can’t help but laugh.

Bill credits being the owner of a real life London placement service for reception staff as a direct inspiration, but I think he’s too modest. He absolutely nails the wonderful characters to perfection and I doubt that a career choice alone is the reason for it. This author is very talented, very witty and I hope is compiling a sequel to this as we speak. I can tell I’m going to become as addicted to this stroke of genius that is Holly Denham as I am to caffeine.

I’ve saved the best news until last. Want a sneak peek at Holly’s life? Then visit her inbox at http://hollysinbox.com/. That’s where this novel all began and the seeds were sown of a girl’s life you’ll find you just won’t be able to get enough of. There are plenty of emails there to tempt you. In 2007, Bill’s site peaked with 90,000 visitors checking in, all wanting to find out what was going to happen next to our heroine. Don’t say I didn’t warn you when you find yourself doing the same!

Fantastic, heart warming and a truly novel stylistic approach. You’ll love it. 5 stars.

(Disclosure: I received this book for free for review purposes from the book's publishers. This arrangement doesn't influence my reviews.) (less)

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Aug 01, 2009 Gaby rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: arcs, contemporary-romance, summer-reading

Synopsis:

"Ever wanted a peek at someone else's emails?" That's one of the teasers for Holly Inbox, a 672 page novel, composed entirely of emails by, for or about Holly Dedham. Don't be put off by the book's length - the characters are engrossing and the book flies by!

Young, vivacious, and relatively inexperienced, Holly has a new job as a receptionist at a busy corporate bank in London. We read about her ups and downs as she faces bullying co-workers, social mishaps, well meaning but socially ag...more

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Jun 24, 2009 Bobbie Crawford-McCoy rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: books-that-i-own, all-reviews, fiction-reviews

Holly’s Inbox
Written By: Holly Denham (Bill Surie)
Published By: Sourcebooks Casablanca, an imprint of Sourcebooks Inc., 2009 (originally published in 2007), 672 pages, paperback
ISBN 978-1402219030

Holly’s Inbox is written in an email format which is unique and for me, a little distracting as well (having to check on who the emails are to and from all of the time). Holly’s new job as a receptionist gets a rocky start and she gets more then she’s bargained for with the new employees that she commun...more

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Jul 29, 2009 Joy rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: chick-lit, british-tales, i-loved-this, i-love-london

Just saw a review of this in Entertainment Weekly. They call it the next Bridget Jones but the interesting thing is "Holly Denham" is really a man! Sounds like fun :)

Well, it really was fun! I loved this book! First of all, it's so different since the whole thing is told through emails. It's quite long but it's a quick, easy read; actually hard to put down. It really is the new Bridget Jones! I love British characters. If you like chick-lit, I highly recommend Holly's Inbox.

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Oct 16, 2010 Blodeuedd Finland rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: contemporary-romance

This book was fun, and don't be scared by those pages. Just cut it in half and you get a number closer to reality. This book was entirely made from emails, and some of those emails could be only a line, some a question mark. So when there are a few lines on a page, then you understand that you read it pretty fast. I read it quickly and when I was near the end I could not put it down, I had to know what would happen!

Holly is a receptionist, but of course she lied on her CV. She befriends the othe...more

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Jun 21, 2009 Shonda rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: read-2009

When I discovered this book at Barnes & Noble, I immediately added it to my TBR List. I was quite surprised to learn my library owned a copy and was first on the wait list. I couldn't wait to begin reading Holly's e-mails.

I was looking forward to reading this as I read so many glowing reviews. I have to admit, around page 200 or so, I lost interest in Holly and her friends. I really wanted to know Holly's back-story with Toby. It took awhile for Holly to disclose to Trisha, her co-worker.

I d...more

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Nov 25, 2008 Graceann rated it 4 of 5 stars Recommends it for: fans of epistolary novels

Shelves: epistolary-novels

Amazon is taking a while to post my actual review, so here's what I wrote in it's "raw" form:

Told entirely through emails, Holly's Inbox tells the story of a young woman starting a new job in a difficult office, her checkered romantic life and her supportive friends. Very much like Bridget Jones' Diary in tone and style, this is a fun, surprising romp and I lost a great deal of sleep zipping through the 730 hilarious pages. I especially enjoyed the "extras" at the end, which give some background...more

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Jul 19, 2010 Becky R. rated it 3 of 5 stars

As a fan of books such as Bridget Jones Diary, Meg Cabot's The Boy Next Door and Boy Meets Girl, I had already read a variety of books that use the email, or epistolary format in telling the story. While I like the playful way that this style shows the development of a relationship, there does seem to be some advantage to the author jumping in from time to time to guide the story. In the case of Holly's Inbox, all we get for the story comes directly from emails. Over half of the novel (which alt...more

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May 18, 2009 Cheryl rated it 4 of 5 stars

Have you ever wanted to feel what it is like in someone else's shoes? Well you can in Holly's Inbox. Holly Denham has decided to open her inbox to readers. So come take a wild and crazy ride into Holly's world.

Holly Denham has just gotten herself a new job working as a receptionist for Huerst and Wright. A huge financial institution. As if the first day of a new job wasn't hard enough, having your friends and family emailing you every second of every day can be really stressful. You can bet thr...more Have you ever wanted to feel what it is like in someone else's shoes? Well you can in Holly's Inbox. Holly Denham has decided to open her inbox to readers. So come take a wild and crazy ride into Holly's world.

Holly Denham has just gotten herself a new job working as a receptionist for Huerst and Wright. A huge financial institution. As if the first day of a new job wasn't hard enough, having your friends and family emailing you every second of every day can be really stressful. You can bet through that there is never a dull moment when you have friends like Aisha and Jason to keep you company or a brother who wants to name you as owner of his sex nightclub. Alisha asks Holly for help getting a job. Holly finds Alisha the perfect job working at a hotel with her friend Jason. Now if only Alisha would only stop playing housekeeper with the hotel guests. Alisha and men equals trouble with a capital "T". But you have got to love Aisha even if she is a major drama queen.

Then there is Jason who on the other hand is the type of friend ever woman needs. He makes sure you are kept up to date on the latest celebrity gossip and he always has some piece of advice to share. Some of it is pretty good. Now if only Holly would listen to it. Jason is the ultimate perfect gay best friend. My favorite person of all has got to be Holly's granny. I have one questions...What do you get when your granny gets introduced to the wonderful world known as the world wide web? The answer is...a hilarious good time.

I want to thank Holly for letting me into her world and specifically her email inbox. What a hoot. I started this book on a Sunday morning and b evening I had finished it. I couldn't put it down. With Holly's Inbox this is the first time that I have read a whole book, where it was composed up of just emails. Holly has some of the greatest friends. Her family makes me glad mine is normal compared to her's. I can't wait to read more of Holly's adventures. I mean come one who hasn't waited to read someone else's emails. Now you can without getting in trouble. So the next time you are looking for a good laugh then you have to read Holly's Inbox. (less)

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May 11, 2011 Laura rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: book-club, 2011

I was really not sure I would like this book. The book itself is really really thick and intimidating. It's also really hard to read at first because it is written 100% in email format and I found myself getting very confused about all the characters the first 100 pages of the book. After a while you grow accustomed to the names and start to learn the characters and their unique stories. After 200 pages, I was hooked on the book and found the pages to go by faster and faster. It took me approxim...more

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Aug 31, 2008 Christina rated it 5 of 5 stars Recommends it for: anyone in need of a light, entertaining read

Shelves: chick-lit, 2008-reads

This has got to be the funniest book I've read in a loooooooooong time. Honestly, I could not stop laughing. There was not a boring page. It is utterly absurd and emotional and completely messes with your head. By the end, everyone is not who you thought they were in the beginning.

Really, it was great. I loved it.

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May 16, 2012 Redfox5 rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: england, humor, chick-lit, fiction

The workplace is filled with gossip. It seems every week someone has done something. However where I work, you have to go round and physically tell everyone and hope that whoever you are talking about doesn't overhear. Always akward when you relise that have been listening round the corner. Anyways they don't have this problem in offices, becuase they just email the gossip! Amazing! And this is what Holly's Inbox is about really. Office gossip in email form. I being a nosy person enjoyed snoopin...more

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Jan 18, 2012 Belinda Munro rated it 4 of 5 stars

I quite liked this book and was much better than I expected. At first glance I was turned off by the length of the book (723 pages!) but like others who have reviewed, sped through it pretty quickly as the email format meant not all that many words per page. The story took a while to develop (not too much happens until about half way through), but I think maybe that was the authors intention - i.e. the reader was given a chance to get to know the characters personalities first before any major c...more

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Oct 02, 2011 Melissa Lee-tammeus rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: borrowed

A cute, fast read. A perfect holiday book for when all you want to do is escape and not think for a few minutes at a time. Yes, it is just emails and sometime its can get confusing and tedious reading the "To" and "From" columns all the time to figure out who's saying what and when, but overall it is a cute story along the Bridget Jones Diary line - a single, working girl with meanie co workers, a gay best friend, and a super supportive dsyfunctional gal pal, and your ever-present love misunders...more

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Jun 06, 2010 Meagan rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: chick-lit, fiction

This fun, silly book was written entirely in email form, and was a remarkably fast read considering its 600ish page size. There's not much in it to surprise you: the harried and insecure heroine, the sassy coworker, the scoundrel-in-disguise love interest, the gay best friend, the slutty girlfriend, and the interfering mother.

This was a fun and fluffy read, kind of like the literary equivalent of cotton candy. It's sweet and fun, but a little goes a long way and you find yourself craving a subst...more

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Aug 15, 2010 Carrie rated it 4 of 5 stars

HOLLY’S INBOX is a very fun read. I was a little intimidated by the 600+ pages, but it read quicker than a normal book and it only took me a few pages to adjust to the email format. Holly is starting a new job at a big bank and has no clue what she is doing. The emails are funny from the very beginning as she deals with a snarky co-worker, her gay best friend, and her other best friend who is really a bit of a slutty lush. We follow Holly through the ups-and-downs at work, a relationship, and wh...more

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Aug 03, 2010 Jennifer rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

From My Blog (3.5 stars)....

Fun and gossipy and written by a man makes Holly’s Inbox: A Scandal In the City all the more intriguing. What I did read of Holly’s Inbox: Scandal In the City was clever and witty with brilliant and intriguing characters. If I found it a fun book, whatever made me stop? The entire book, all 544 pages are written in the format of e-mails. While I appreciate this new style, it is not one I care for. It could be my age or my avoidance of my own Inbox, but either way, the...more

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Aug 23, 2012 Mathilde rated it 2 of 5 stars

Written entirely in emails, almost exclusively from Holly Denham’s work inbox. Holly is a receptionist at a big bank in England, and the emails give insight into her working relationships with coworkers, a romantic relationship with a VP at the bank, her family, and her friends. The idea of this book intrigued me (thus I checked it out from the library) and I really wanted to like it. There were some funny parts (e.g. the relationship with parents, brother, and grandmother) but I really thought...more

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Aug 02, 2009 Bridget rated it 5 of 5 stars

Holly is a receptionist who has just started a new job. Her days are filled with interesting emails from co-workers, friends and family. There is Patricia who is rude and hard to please. Holly's Mum who sends unnecessary advice. Her sister who cons her into keeping dead rats in her freezer. Are you interested yet? You should be.

Holly is an extremely likable person and that becomes apparent within the first few pages. She is smart, witty and hilarious. Definitely the type of girl friend I would l...more

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Oct 12, 2012 April rated it 1 of 5 stars

I tried this book on the recommendation of a co-worker. It turned out to be incredibly thick! I made it through "Month 1" and then kind of skipped through the rest of the book to the end. This was a blog that became popular that they published in book form for the author's fans but aside from some crazy work scenarios and funny conversations with family that I could relate to, I wasn't much interested in the crazy friend. Probably this would have worked better for me if there was a little narrat...more

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Apr 05, 2010 FlibBityFLooB rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: chick-lit, read-in-2010, working-9-to-5, made-me-laugh, epistolary

Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh. I want to read the sequel, but it's not available in the states and bookdepository is out-of-stock. Bah.

It's like a soap opera of e-mails that you can't look away from. :)

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Mar 22, 2012 Rebecca rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: chicklit

Ohmigod, this book was so boring! And HUGE, which I hated. I used to like the email/IM layout in books, but in this book, it just included like so many pointless transactions which made the book probably like twice as long as it needed to be, which annoyed the hell out of me. The story was actually okay and I liked all the characters a lot, but the format just ruined it for me. Filler just annoys me and this book was full of it.

Otherwise, typical chick-lit stuff, don't need to tell you twice. Th...more

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