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Something Blue (Darcy & Rachel #2)

by Emily Giffin (Goodreads Author)

3.88 of 5 stars 3.88 · rating details · 94,661 ratings · 5,237 reviews

From the New York Times bestselling author of Something Borrowed comes a novel that shows how someone with a ‘perfect life’ can lose it all—and then find everything.

Darcy Rhone thought she had it all figured out: the more beautiful the girl, the more charmed her life. Never mind substance. Never mind playing by the rules. Never mind karma.

But Darcy’s neat, perfect world tu...more

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Published April 1st 2010 by St. Martin's Press (first published June 1st 2005)

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May 01, 2012 Lady Valee rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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After some very funny moments on book one:
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some huge changes due to meaningful love triangles:
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And the lost of a very important friendship:
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we get to Darcy's and Ethan's book and let me just say: OMG I LOVED THIS BOOK! I had already fallen in love with the characters in it after watching the movie based on Something Borrowed, but now I can certainly say that Darcy and Ethan were the real deal. While Rachel and Dex were great, Darcy & Ethan just gave me so much more than what I was looking for....more

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Jul 28, 2007 Amy rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition Recommends it for: anyone who read something borrowed

Okay, so I hated that this book focused on Darcy and not Rachel. I left Something Borrowed really hating that character. 254 pages in, and I still thought she sucked. The plot was fairly predictable--you knew she was seeking redemption in the novel as well as with the reader, and the ending was equally predictable.

I loved the focus on Ethan as he was one of my favorite characters from Something Borrowed.

I was completely resistant to the movement as I knew where this was going, and I simply did...more

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Jun 22, 2007 Amanda rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition Recommends it for: chick-lit lovers

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Something Blue is the follow-up to Something Borrowed. This story is from Darcy's point of view. I loved this book and it is a very quick read. I have to admit I hated Darcy in Something Borrowed and even did at the beginning of Something Blue. I felt that she was finally getting what she deserved when everything started to go down hill for her. Part of me even started to feel sorry for her at her lowest points.

What I liked in this book, is that Ethan, her childhood friend, finally pointed out...more

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Feb 15, 2009 Kelli rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

This is the follow-up to Something Borrowed told from the perspective of the best friend Darcy. In the first book, we meet Darcy and learn that she is the beautiful best friend who has everything handed to her on a silver platter. After her plain-jane best friend, Rachel, steals her perfect fiance in the first book, you feel like Darcy got a good dose of karma. She did, after all, cheat on her fiance too and ended up pregnant while still engaged.

I almost didn't want to read this story, simply b...more

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Mar 24, 2008 Melissa Brown rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Recommended to Melissa by: Christina

Shelves: favorites-shelf

I was blown away by this book. If you hate the main character when you start reading, don't worry, you're supposed to!!!! But, keep reading because the story is incredible and you will learn to root for Darcy Rhone whether you like it or not! Fantastic read!!! (Be sure to read "Something Borrowed" first or this book will not make as much sense)

Spoiler Alert: Some of the other reviews I have read of this book are very cynical regarding Darcy's transformation...however, the reason Darcy transforms...more

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Jan 13, 2008 liz rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: fun-slash-junk

So I read this, the follow-up to "Something Borrowed", this morning. It follows narcissist Darcy after lifelong-best-friend Rachel steals her fiancé Dex. And while it was great to see Darcy's development as a character, I didn't feel like this book was quite as eventful as the last one. Maybe it's just that I find pregnancy to be less exciting than l-o-v-e. Still, Darcy holing up in London but not really knowing anyone didn't provide the same opportunities for learning experiences/drama as if sh...more

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Jun 13, 2011 Angele Melanson rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

I really liked Something Blue!! I would have given it a 4,5 if I had the option. It is the sequel to Something Borrowed, which I truly enjoyed reading as well. I was expecting this sequel be about Darcy and Rachel's relationship but in Darcy's voice. Although their relationship is developed in this book it is not the main focus.

This story focuses more on Darcy's feelings and emotions. I was ready to hate Darcy because she is so shallow and superficial, but to my surprise I loved her!! Sure, she...more

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Apr 13, 2013 NJ rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: ebook, good-characterization, guilty-pleasure, laugh-out-loud-funny, so-this-is-love, interesting-narrators

I didn't read the first book but I have a pretty good idea as to what happened since I watched the movie, but I find myself agreeing that I like this one better. Not that I don't like Rachel, I love Rachel. In fact, if women fit in only those two categories (I'm not saying they are), I'm definitely a Rachel (ha! I'm identifying as a woman now okay I'm almost eighteen). But there's something so, so interesting with Darcy. Her thoughts were so funny. Especially the early ones. I know she's serious...more

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Jul 06, 2011 Giselle rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: adult, contemporary

In this sequel to Something Borrowed, Darcy takes centre stage. Despite her bitchy attitude and snide personality in Something Borrowed, I still found her a much more interesting character than the boringly Dex-obsessed Rachel - her beau stealing story was interesting, sure, but I was glad to move on to Darcy's side of the fence.

So we get to see Darcy's skewed view of the world, all the while learning where her shallowness comes from so that you can sort of forgive her for her insensitiveness an...more

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Feb 02, 2012 Eva Nickelson rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

So, even though I didn't love Something Borrowed, the ending was so sudden, I felt compelled to finish the story by reading Something Blue. I have to admit that I hate drama queens in real life, and Darcy is all about creating drama in her life. For the first portion of the book, I focused on how, as a character, Darcy was exactly as I remembered her from before. She was obsessed with figuring out how someone could not love her the most, and destructive in her competitiveness. After a very well...more

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Aug 22, 2012 Ann rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: chick-lit

2nd half of Rachel and Darcy's story.

**SPOILER** - I was disappointed in this book. It was on ok read, but there's no way I believe that selfish, spoiled, self-centered Darcy would change after one wakeup call argument with Ethan. And...Darcy seemed to want Ethan to love her and when that's not enough she needs her Doctor to fall for her, then when he wants her she decided she loved Ethan. Wayyyy to unbelievable. And I wasn't overly happy with sweet Ethan either. He's certainly had Darcy all fi...more

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Dec 14, 2010 Tori Hoeschler rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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So after reading “Something Borrowed” (and LOVING it in spite of myself), I figured, well now I have to read “Something Blue”. The freakishly obnoxious b*tch from the first book is obviously going to get what’s coming to her in the sequel and frankly, the devil in me is just in the mood to read about it. Unfortunately this is not how “Blue” plays out. To be fair, any book that is published with the chick lit logo is going to have an impossibly perfect, Bridget Jones becomes the pr...more

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Feb 01, 2008 Amber rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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Feb 03, 2008 Andrea rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition Recommends it for: friends

Shelves: chick-lit, 2008

I start this book with a jaded view of this character. She only confirms that she is as narcicistic as her friend suspected. This book is fun to read in that you get a totally different point of view of the story in Something Borrowed; however, it is also a continuation of this book. Something Blue follows Darcy, the friend of Rachel from the book Something Borrowed. Darcy is pregnant and looking to move on with her life. As I said, the book goes back and talks about some of the things in Someth...more

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Jan 15, 2010 Kassie rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: chick-lit, the-faves, owned

I almost didn't read this book when I realized that it was going to be from Darcy's perspective. That would have been a huge mistake! At the of Something Borrowed I could not stand Darcy's character so I couldn't bear the thought of reading a whole book about her, I continued to have that feeling as I started reading this book. Then suddenly you get these glimps of a good person and you feel yourself actually feeling sorry for her and then before you know it you are cheering for her! This was an...more

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Feb 02, 2009 Melissa rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: read-2009

This book is the sequel to Something Borrowed which I have not yet read. The first book is voiced from the friend who ends up with her best friend's fiance. The second book Something Blue is voiced from the soon to be bride that recently lost her fiance to her best friend. Going into this I thought I would feel terrible for the soon to be bride but when you find out more about her you, you soon realize that she is so full of herself and she has also done somethings wrong. I wanted to keep readin...more

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Feb 05, 2009 Judy rated it 1 of 5 stars · review of another edition

I was looking forward to reading this book. I had just finished an excellent book and was ready to start another. Boy was I in for a shock! This book was bad. It was actually a chore to keep reading, but I hate to leave a book unfinished. My husband was actually hiding the book around the apartment so that I wouldn't have to read any more of it. This book is chick-lit at it's poorest. The main character was flat and the plot was ludicrous.

If you want to read some GOOD chick-lit please do yoursel...more

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Dec 23, 2008 Liz rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: chick-lit

Not as good as "Something Borrowed", but an OK book.

It seemed unrealistic how quickly the main character flips from being completely self-centered to a giving and ready mother. The small dramas in "Something Borrowed" were petty and common, but they were also heartbreaking. In this book, the drama is petty and less interesting.

For example, Darcy realizes after a hundred pages that she needs to stop drinking cocktails because it could hurt her unborn child. Seriously? It took 5 months into her...more

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Mar 08, 2009 Marianne rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: 2009

I enjoyed this book much better than Something Borrowed. Maybe because I knew of Darcy from Rachels point of view and was anxious to see what she was really like. The story flowed much better than the previous book and there was never a dull moment in this one and the ending was just perfect.

A quick easy read. I was able to read this book in two sittings.

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Mar 31, 2009 Kayla rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

I was skeptical about reading this sequel after finishing the preview in the back of Something Borrowed. I rushed off to pick up Something Blue and I have to say I absolutely hated Darcy in the first book and I finished Something Blue with lukewarm feelings. I suppose, as a fan of Rachel, it was easy to hate Darcy in the first book and it was quite difficult to shake my opinion of her while reading Something Blue. However, I absolutely loved Giffin's idea of writing Something Blue from Darcy's P...more

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Mar 13, 2009 Steph Su rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: own, comfort-read

At the end of SOMETHING BORROWED, Rachel’s life seemed to be on the upswing, while her ex-best friend Darcy’s was going downhill fast. Darcy was pregnant with Marcus’ baby, while she found out that Dex, her ex-fiancé, had been having an affair with Rachel—that traitor!—for the whole summer. It’s enough to give any girl used to luxury, comfort, and coddling (like Darcy is) a major migraine that even a shopping spree won’t help. Darcy intends to marry Marcus and raise their baby together, but when...more At the end of SOMETHING BORROWED, Rachel’s life seemed to be on the upswing, while her ex-best friend Darcy’s was going downhill fast. Darcy was pregnant with Marcus’ baby, while she found out that Dex, her ex-fiancé, had been having an affair with Rachel—that traitor!—for the whole summer. It’s enough to give any girl used to luxury, comfort, and coddling (like Darcy is) a major migraine that even a shopping spree won’t help. Darcy intends to marry Marcus and raise their baby together, but when Marcus refuses to have anything to do with her, Darcy, panicked and out of options in what once was the opportunity-filled New York, decides to go stay with her childhood friend Ethan in London. So she packs up most of her clothes and toiletries and jets over to Ethan’s tiny basement flat, sharing his bed with him.

At first, Darcy is having a blast in London, what with all the new shopping that she can do and all. Who needs Rachel and Dex anyway? But a big fight with Ethan opens her eyes to all her faults. Despite his stinging words, Darcy realizes that he has only spoken the truth, and vows to turn her life around, for herself, her unborn baby, and Ethan.

And changing herself turns out to not be very difficult at all. She finds a gynecologist, Geoffrey Moore, but very soon switches doctors after she and Geoffrey start being an item. Geoffrey is everything Darcy had ever wanted in a man: handsome, rich, smart, caring. The perfect gentleman. Which is just as well because Ethan has started to see someone too.

But although life in London is turning out just as she imagined—finding the perfect man to take care of her and her child—something is just not right. Darcy can’t seem to pinpoint it out, until, over her baby’s security, she realizes that maybe she was with the wrong man. That maybe she had never been in love before until this moment, and that the man she loved was right next to her and just might love her back.

As always, Giffin does an envious job creating real, complex characters and helping them grow into better people. In SOMETHING BORROWED Darcy was the me-me-me girl who wanted and got everything and who got on your nerves, but here she is a genuine heroine who you can grow to love and cheer for.
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Feb 04, 2009 Kath rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

All I can say is .....WOW, July 22, 2008
I read this book with low expectations. I had read Baby Proof by Emily Griffin and found it to be somewhat average. I read this only because the reviews were so high. (and I haven't read Something Borrowed Yet).

It is a wonderful, touching story about an initially, selfish, superficial woman who worries too much abou having the best, being the best, the most loved, most wanted etc.

She has an affair with her fiancee's friend really to prove that he wants he...more

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May 21, 2013 Robin rated it 1 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Welllll....this is my first Emily Giffin book and probably my last. I should admit that I didn't know this was the follow up to "Something Borrowed" (which I had seen when we had a free HBO trial but never read). I didn't particularly like the movie and thought Dex was a wimp and why didn't she end up with Ethan? I guess now I know. I had a feeling I wouldn't enjoy this book when I had barely made it out of the prologue and instantly recognized all of the characters from the movie. If a bad Holl...more Welllll....this is my first Emily Giffin book and probably my last. I should admit that I didn't know this was the follow up to "Something Borrowed" (which I had seen when we had a free HBO trial but never read). I didn't particularly like the movie and thought Dex was a wimp and why didn't she end up with Ethan? I guess now I know. I had a feeling I wouldn't enjoy this book when I had barely made it out of the prologue and instantly recognized all of the characters from the movie. If a bad Hollywood Chick-flick can get your characters right, there's probably not much depth to them, amiright?

I did not like Darcy and I realize that's kind of the point--to take the villain and make her into a hero. But I spent the first 120 pages forcing myself to keep reading about a person I didn't care about. At that point I began to sense where the story was headed. I finished the book in one day, not because I was dying to find out how it ended, but because I feared I'd never pick it up again to finish it if I put it down and I just can't stand having unfinished books floating around in my head.

I realize I am way behind the pop-culture curve on this (like 8 years behind) but I am so over that snobby, Manhattan, Sex & the City, fashion-worshiping, Blahnik-wearing, Prada-bag-carrying female protagonist. Someone please tell my why I'm supposed to care about THAT woman, who spends more money on a pair of shoes than I spend on a month of groceries, thinks Banana Republic is what the classless peons wear, and has promiscuous sex ALL THE TIME.

Am I just the biggest prude in the world or did anyone else cringe when Darcy saw Ethan's used condom wrapper in his bedroom and said, "Something about his pained expression made me want to throw my arms around him, kiss him, and tell him how much I love him." Whaa...?!? Awkward! Please tell me it's not just me!

The end was sweet, I'll give it that. But it was too easy. I'm going to say this in my "Mom voice" that I will use on my future-preteen daughters: Sexual intimacy can either be the glue that holds two people together or the sword that tears them apart. As it should. It's a big deal. But when you begin to treat it flippantly, evoking emotions that go no deeper than say, a French kiss, no good can come of this. There will be no happy endings.(less)

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May 07, 2013 Marisa rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: 50-book-challenge

I started reading this book though chick lit is not really my favorite genre because it was in my self-imposed list for the 50 book challenge this year.
Trying to objective with a book one wouldn't actually pick is a hard job, but I’ll do my best.

The story flows well, and has all the elements expected. The heroine trying to marry Mr. Right, only that her concept of Mr. Right changes with her. A best friend, some other friends, family, a change of scenery, and a few different men in her life, wit...more

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Apr 01, 2013 Barbara Folk rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

OK, let me start off with saying I liked it. I finished reading it and I didn't hate Darcy.

Here's the thing: The ending was perfect. It was sweet, sentimental and delightful. As a regular reader of romantic fiction, it was great.

But I don't think the setup is real. The Darcy from Something Borrowed, the Darcy that starts this book would not have been so affected by Ethan's "take down" which was really a gentle conversation. Maybe she really was altered by being dumped twice in such a short peri...more

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Mar 24, 2013 Rosemary Ibekwe rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

I liked this book and then I hated it. Normally the good parts of a book are meant to outshine the bad parts but it doesn't happen here. I am torn with hating and loving the book.

My first question about the book is (spoiler) how can Darcy decide to go to London on a whims notice and just happen to have a visa to the UK that doesn't seem to be expired? Mind you most passports are issued for up to two years. Another question I have is how is she allowed to buy a freaking one way ticket?!!!!! This...more

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Feb 07, 2013 Al rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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Giffin's sophomore effort-which tells the story that her bestselling Something Borrowed did from a different character's point of view-stars such an unsympathetic narrator that it's a little like reading a Cinderella story featuring one of the wicked stepsisters. Perhaps beautiful Darcy Rhone isn't really wicked, but she is one of the most shallow, materialistic, self-centered and naïve 29-year-olds around. Ostensibly a high-powered PR person in Manhattan (though she never seems to work), Darcy spends most of her time shopping, partying and getting ready for her wedding to perfect guy Dex. But an alcohol-fueled Hamptons fling with one of Dex's pals, Marcus, starts to break Darcy's perfect life down; and discovering Dex hiding in her best friend Rachel's closet really shatters it. Pregnant with Marcus's baby, Darcy decamps for London, where she crashes in high school pal Ethan's flat and annoys the heck out of him with her endless shopping and complete disregard for her impending motherhood. But after a good lecture from Ethan, whom Darcy has started to fall for a little, Darcy embarks on a self-improvement plan, thereby demonstrating she can think about someone besides herself. And if readers don't mind the first 200 pages in which she doesn't, they'll enjoy her happy ending and the few surprises along the way. Fans of Something Borrowed, too, may relish the "she said, she said" fun.
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Starred Review Readers who enjoyed Giffin's stellar debut, Something Borrowed (2004), might be surprised to find that the villainess of that novel is the heroine of this one. Selfish but beautiful Darcy is reeling from the betrayal of her best friend, Rachel, and her fiance, Dex, even though she cheated on Dex with his friend Marcus. Darcy is carrying Marcus' child, so she assumes he'll take care of her. After all, she's always gotten everything she's ever wanted. But when Marcus dumps her, she finds herself pregnant and alone. Always the opportunist, Darcy contacts her childhood friend Ethan, now a writer living in London, and gets him to agree to let her visit for awhile. She jets off to the UK envisioning a charmed life where a handsome, rich Englishman will sweep her off her feet. The reality isn't so blissful--Ethan is critical of her selfish behavior and she finds herself incredibly lonely and unprepared for motherhood. After a confrontation with Ethan, she decides it's time for radical change. Making an unsympathetic character likable isn't an easy thing to do, but that's just what Giffin succeeds at in her second outing. Giffin's writing is warm and engaging; readers will find themselves cheering for Darcy as she proves people can change in this captivating tale. Kristine Huntley
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Feb 06, 2013 Chelle rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

I read this book very reluctantly and after much time had elapsed after reading Something Borrowed. I was not a fan of Something Borrowed because the main character, Rachel, was so unlikeable and even though she may have deserved "the guy" more than Darcy, her behavior was abhorrent.

However, I really enjoyed Something Blue. To be sure, Darcy's superficiality did get annoying at times and her nine-month transformation did require some suspension of disbelief. But those of us who have birthed chil...more

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Jan 18, 2013 Elizabeth added it · review of another edition

The book I chose to read this quarter is Something Blue by Emily Griffin. It is the second book after her first book, Something Borrowed. It is the “chick flick” of all books because the series names all of the different components of a wedding. Something borrowed something blue, something old and something new. I think it was the title that attracted me to the book itself because I’m the typical teenage girl who is forever planning her wedding on Pinterest.

The main character Darcy has always b...more The book I chose to read this quarter is Something Blue by Emily Griffin. It is the second book after her first book, Something Borrowed. It is the “chick flick” of all books because the series names all of the different components of a wedding. Something borrowed something blue, something old and something new. I think it was the title that attracted me to the book itself because I’m the typical teenage girl who is forever planning her wedding on Pinterest.

The main character Darcy has always been very fortunate because of her good looks and she never took the consequences for her actions because her beauty got her out of everything. Growing up she had always been the prettiest and most popular and her best friend Rachel had always been the smart one. She lived the lavish life and is engaged to the intelligent and incredibly handsome Dex until she makes a huge mistake that she cannot get herself out of. Darcy had an affair with Dex’s groomsman Marcus and soon became pregnant with his baby. Darcy couldn’t live with the guilt of what she did so she decided to tell Rachel and she found out Dex’s little secret. Dex had been sleeping with Rachel and this was discovered when Darcy saw his wristwatch on her nightstand. Needless to say, the wedding was called off. Now she is trying to make things work with Marcus and trying to shape him into the type of man she has always dated. She is so stuck living in the over the top life style she created for herself, she now has to deal with the pregnancy, Marcus’ attitude and her ex fiancé and ex best friend being in love. Marcus just sucks so she decides to leave New York and stay with her childhood friend Ethan and she realizes she needs to make some major adjustments in her life.

There is a lot I like about this book, like the title Something Blue. As I said before it is one of the wedding traditions and that’s what drew me towards the book itself. Also, I liked how there were a lot of plot twists like Darcy coming over to admit she cheated on her fiancé and there he was hooking up with her best friend. I liked how Darcy lived a lifestyle in New York that I could never imagine myself living until I read her story. What I didn’t like was how whiney and annoying Darcy was in the beginning. She kept tearing Marcus down and pointed out all of his flaws any chance she got but I knew that she was going to have to change. I really hated the Darcy character at the beginning because I could never imagine cheating on my boyfriend of 7 years and having an excuse for every time she did. Even though she is a fictional character I literally grew to hate her. Then as I read on, I learned that she was just a product of her environment. Years of getting away with everything and then one day losing it all really makes you reevaluate your life and the choices you make and I liked that.

I would recommend this book to mostly girls because I don’t think a boy would like the story of a girl cheating on her fiancé and then becoming pregnant with his friends baby. I think that girls around17 to mid-20s would like this book because all girls know the wedding tradition and we all dream of living this upscale lifestyle but Darcy shows us that it is not what it’s cracked up to be. Boys probably wouldn’t enjoy this book as much as a girl would so I would only recommend it to girls.

Overall I thoroughly enjoyed this book and I would recommend it to anyone. This book is like the setting of Gossip Girl combined with drama of General Hospital and Kristen Cavallari circa Laguna Beach days as the main character. I liked this book more than I thought I would and I’m happy I picked it.
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Jan 03, 2013 Marieanne Fabiano rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Wow! I loved this book even more than Something Borrowed because Giffin was able to do the unthinkable...she made me love a character, who I utterly disliked at the start of this book (and from the first). She made Darcy so vulnerable, so likable, by the end of the book, I actually cried! Something Blue picks up right where Something Borrowed leaves off. Darcy has just found out about Dex and Rachel and seeks comfort from Marcus. While pregnant with his baby, she forces him into a relationship t...more

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