A Girl's Best Friend (Spa Girls Collection)
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Read in October, 2007
I'm really interested in reading contemporary Christian fiction written for women and girls because: 1) I think it's a potentially neat genre with a pretty large audience. 2) Most of what exists is pretty low-quality in my critical opinion (the characters lack depth, the plots are so predictable that you KNOW every book WILL end with the heroine accepting Christ or learning to trust God with her life, getting married to an upstanding young man, and having AT LEAST one baby). 3) I like to toy wit...more
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Read in February, 2008
This is the 2nd book in a trilogy about 3 friends from Stanford that can't be more different. Poppy is a hippy chiropractor, Morgan is a wealthy socialite and Lilly is a struggling (up and coming) clothes designer.
This particular book focuses on Morgan and her life with bits of Lilly thrown in since the first book was about her. While these are supposed to be Christian books it is very light on the religious overtones which is nice. I don't mind some references but some get heavy handed...more
This particular book focuses on Morgan and her life with bits of Lilly thrown in since the first book was about her. While these are supposed to be Christian books it is very light on the religious overtones which is nice. I don't mind some references but some get heavy handed...more
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Read in July, 2008
Okay, I didn't like this book in the beginning, but after a few chapters I started to enjoy it. Its more of a girly book than I normally read, but it was neat to see the friendship these 3 girls have. It has made me realize how much I miss having close girlfriends. I plan to read the rest of the Spa Girls collection. I also enjoyed that they are Christian books. Not sure if they are labeled as so, but they often relate to the Bible to life and what the girls are going through. A new twist ...more
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Read in August, 2007
I like the Ashley Stockingdale series better from Kristin Billerbeck. But this was a decent read...a little unbelievable at times, but what Christian chick-lit novel isn't :)
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Read in August, 2008
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Sarah and Maggie
A fun book. I like that God was included but not shoved in your face.
This is book 2 out of 3 (I think 3). I am gonna have to go back and read 1. ;)
This is book 2 out of 3 (I think 3). I am gonna have to go back and read 1. ;)
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Second book in the Spa Girls series: still good, but I couldn't relate to Morgan as well as I could relate to Lilly or Poppy. Definitely a fun read.
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This is the next book in line after she's all that. I love it. I'm almost done and can't wait to read the next one in line;)
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This was tough to get through. I didn't enjoy it, and the ending wasn't even that great.
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Read in January, 2006
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everyone
Part two of the Spa Girls series....a GREAT book!
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Spa Girls series / book two
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Read in October, 2008
Refer to 1st book in the series for my review- it's the same kind of read.
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