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Nothing like her other "fluff" stories. I really enjoyed this one.

I guess I'm a rare breed, but I didn't enjoy this book at all. When I saw it was written by Helen Fielding (Author of the Bridget Jones books), I expected a fun read. The praises listed on the back call it funny. But I just didn't think it was. It's one of those rare books where I actually couldn't make myself finish it.

Surprising book from Fielding. While Bridget Jones was fun, this had a slightly more serious slant. I enjoyed it as did friends who borrowed it.

I loved this book for several reasons. For one, I had just read The Cottage and The Bleachers and found them both so dull I could hardly get myself to read on. This book, however was a real page turner for me because I loved Helen Fielding's style. She's my kind of woman and she made me laugh out loud several times in this one. It's a great story told with an easy to read style. I don't know if men would really get it or not, but I recommend it for all types of people.

Good. Starts off slow, with typical English dry humore, but leaves you laughing out loud towards the end.

Very witty and funny with touches of sadness and horror(for the famine stricken refugee in the African desert). Very good read!