The Cassel sisters have little in common besides a pair of wacky parents and a maddening knack for eluding happily-ever-after endings. But when the...
read full description
reviews
Aug 19, 2011
Amanda
rated it: 
Full review up on my blog Chick Lit = The new Black!
What I liked about She, Myself & I:
This book is a good summer read. In fact, I read it over 4th of July weekend down by the river. Also, I liked how in each section you got the point of view from each sister. Even though you are reading it through their eyes and minds you still get to learn more about the pervious sisters’ story.
There are a lot of similarities between the Cassel sisters and my own family…
My aunt marrie More...
What I liked about She, Myself & I:
This book is a good summer read. In fact, I read it over 4th of July weekend down by the river. Also, I liked how in each section you got the point of view from each sister. Even though you are reading it through their eyes and minds you still get to learn more about the pervious sisters’ story.
There are a lot of similarities between the Cassel sisters and my own family…
My aunt marrie More...
Nov 29, 2010
Joey
rated it:
To be honest, I tried this book because I could not find my usual authors; but boy was I pleasantly surprised! She, Myself & I is such a good easy read, and very tough to put down. I am not sure my grades will thank me for it.
Paige, Sophie and Mickey are so lovable really, even if the middle sister came across as a whiny wife and sister. I loved the first section on Paige most, and I think that was what really kept me reading: her character, her bossy yet loving side, her insecurities More...
Paige, Sophie and Mickey are so lovable really, even if the middle sister came across as a whiny wife and sister. I loved the first section on Paige most, and I think that was what really kept me reading: her character, her bossy yet loving side, her insecurities More...
Jul 18, 2009
Emily
rated it: 
This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers.
To view it, click here
May 27, 2009
sitirahmah
rated it:
Truth be told, I have never read anything ‘fluffy’ before, so I was quite intrigue.
The book centered on not only ONE character but THREE! sisters going through life at a point of post-divorce from a gay husband (Paige), post-pregnancy and building a new career (Sophie) and dilemma on changing of career direction (Mickey). These, on top of the news that their long divorced parents, who cannot see face to face, are dating each other and may decide to tie the knot again!
Keep More...
The book centered on not only ONE character but THREE! sisters going through life at a point of post-divorce from a gay husband (Paige), post-pregnancy and building a new career (Sophie) and dilemma on changing of career direction (Mickey). These, on top of the news that their long divorced parents, who cannot see face to face, are dating each other and may decide to tie the knot again!
Keep More...
0 comments
like
(1 person liked it)
Sep 14, 2009
Charity
rated it: 
After falling in love with Gaskell's style in Testing Kate, I had to rush out and check out some more of her books. Thankfully, my first experience with Gaskell's work wasn't a fluke, for this was another fun, fast read. A book about three sisters, told in three parts, from each sister's perspective. Very hard to put down at times. Cute!
0 comments
like
(1 person liked it)
Oct 12, 2008
Michelle
rated it:
Liked this book for the many, many references to real life stuff that I always think, but rarely see reflected in books. Like this one,which I thought was hysterical:
"I slipped out of bed and padded to the bathroom. I had to pee and my breath was foul. I've never understood how in movies couples wake up and stare dreamily at each other first thing in the morning, falling into one another's arms before they use the bathroom or gargle mouthwash. Was I the only person who woke More...
"I slipped out of bed and padded to the bathroom. I had to pee and my breath was foul. I've never understood how in movies couples wake up and stare dreamily at each other first thing in the morning, falling into one another's arms before they use the bathroom or gargle mouthwash. Was I the only person who woke More...
0 comments
like
(1 person liked it)
Nov 06, 2009
Sara
rated it:
I really enjoyed this one. Told from three different perspectives, you still get to see what is happening in everyone's lives. Three very different stages in life - dating, marriage, children - but all with common themes of fear, loneliness, regret, joy and desire. Great read.
May 27, 2010
Tina
rated it:
Rediscovered this author at the library. I enjoy her writing style. Three sisters narrate this book in three sections. Quirky family drama with a happy ending. Nice and lite for summer reading.
Nov 24, 2008
Dawn
rated it:
Very enjoyable. This is the first book by this author that I had the pleasure to read and can honestly say that I enjoyed it so much that I've since gone on to read all of her other books.
Feb 22, 2009
Elizabeth
rated it:
Such a fun book. It's an easy read for one of those days that you just don't want to think to much but want to be entertained in a intellegent way.
0 comments
like
(1 person liked it)
Feb 16, 2009
Amy
rated it:
Interesting format - instead of a novel, it's more like three overlapping short stories. I, personally, liked the first one the best, with the oldest sister.
Set in Austin, Texas, if you're interested in that sort of thing.
Set in Austin, Texas, if you're interested in that sort of thing.
Feb 09, 2009
Sonia
rated it:
Cute book with 3 sections each focusing on one of the sisters. It seemed a little unfinished, but was fine chick lit.
Apr 17, 2011
Elena
rated it:
Fun, happy chick lit with happy endings all around which makes me happy.
Aug 05, 2011
Catherine
rated it:
Chick lit. A snipet of time in the lives of three sisters, told sequentially in each of the sister's voices.
Jan 23, 2012
Vicki
rated it:
I liked this book ... It was fun reading from each sisters perspective ... A little predictable at times but it made me smile quite a bit! :)
Feb 26, 2010
Patty
rated it:
Cute simple book easy to read..... nice for a change from heavy books I've been reading
Jul 28, 2010
Jen B
rated it:
An enjoyable story about three sisters all at different points in their lives, but there's nothing that really makes it stand apart from others in this genre.
May 21, 2007
Peggy
rated it:
i really enjoyed it- fun chick lit from the point of view of three difference sisters. they're all a little neurotic in their own ways but aren't we all?
Aug 27, 2011
Mia
rated it:
This book was an easy and enjoyable read. The three sisters were interesting characters and the way their lives all inter connected was fun.
Nov 04, 2008
Jennifer
rated it:
Cute chick lit, divided into 3 sections each told from the perspective of one of 3 sisters. 3.5 stars.
Jan 29, 2008
Shaheen
rated it:
I especially liked during the mom's wedding when the sisters make fun of the guests. So real!
Mar 18, 2008
Marnie
rated it:
I liked this book, but not as much as Whitney Gaskell's other book, "Mommy Tracked."
Jun 28, 2009
Daneen
rated it:
Story of three sisters--fairly predictable, but easy reading nonetheless.
