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scottishbookworm
3rd August 2007, 14:51
Title: wicked
Author: Jilly cooper
ISBN:978-0-552-156-6 (paperback)

Two schools bagley hall, wild ultra smart independent crammed with the children of the famous, and Larkminster comprehensive, demoralised, cash-strapped and stinking fast.

Here Jilly cooper given us all entertainment with her words in the books.

This books is a wicked read the book! I would recommend it to anyone that is going on holiday.

Or is wanting something good to read in bed!

lovesreading06
3rd August 2007, 16:43
This is a book that sounds good. i look forward to reading it once i get it from library.

Nici76
3rd August 2007, 18:02
I have it in my TBR pile! :D

madcow
3rd August 2007, 18:40
I have it in my TBR pile! :D
Me too.

scottishbookworm
3rd August 2007, 19:49
I have it in my TBR pile! :DI assure you it's great!:typing:

aromaannie
4th August 2007, 23:28
I struggled with the amount of characters in it

scottishbookworm
5th August 2007, 00:32
I struggled with the amount of characters in itthat's what I did at first!:friends0:

kitty
5th August 2007, 16:18
I thought it was a good book, I have tried to read one of her books before and gave up. I think it was called Pandora. I thought I was going to find this a hard read when I saw the character list but found it okay after a few chapters. Def a good holiday read.

Mia
6th August 2007, 20:00
I'm about a third of the way through this at the moment. It's okay, but seems like she's kind of just going through the motions. It's not a patch on Riders, Rivals, Polo etc. The characterisation just doesn't seem as good as usual - it makes it difficult to care about these people. The only one with a bit of depth seems to be Paris. Even Janna's character is pretty sketchy - she is beautiful (of course!), has red hair, is kind-hearted and emotional and tends to go for married men. The way she's supposedly turning Larks around is laughable - she invites the Wolf Pack to tea and puts some of the children's work on the walls?! :roll: I know Cooper's focus in going to (rightly) be on the relationships, and it's all escapism, but you need a bit of reality, surely? All in all, a bit disappointed so far. Maybe I will change my mind as I read on.

scottishbookworm
6th August 2007, 22:55
I'm about a third of the way through this at the moment. It's okay, but seems like she's kind of just going through the motions. It's not a patch on Riders, Rivals, Polo etc. The characterisation just doesn't seem as good as usual - it makes it difficult to care about these people. The only one with a bit of depth seems to be Paris. Even Janna's character is pretty sketchy - she is beautiful (of course!), has red hair, is kind-hearted and emotional and tends to go for married men. The way she's supposedly turning Larks around is laughable - she invites the Wolf Pack to tea and puts some of the children's work on the walls?! :roll: I know Cooper's focus in going to (rightly) be on the relationships, and it's all escapism, but you need a bit of reality, surely? All in all, a bit disappointed so far. Maybe I will change my mind as I read on.You're quite right to air your opinions.

aromaannie
6th August 2007, 22:57
I'm about a third of the way through this at the moment. It's okay, but seems like she's kind of just going through the motions. It's not a patch on Riders, Rivals, Polo etc. The characterisation just doesn't seem as good as usual - it makes it difficult to care about these people. The only one with a bit of depth seems to be Paris. Even Janna's character is pretty sketchy - she is beautiful (of course!), has red hair, is kind-hearted and emotional and tends to go for married men. The way she's supposedly turning Larks around is laughable - she invites the Wolf Pack to tea and puts some of the children's work on the walls?! :roll: I know Cooper's focus in going to (rightly) be on the relationships, and it's all escapism, but you need a bit of reality, surely? All in all, a bit disappointed so far. Maybe I will change my mind as I read on.


I tend to agree. I far prefer her earlier books you mentioned

lovesreading06
14th August 2007, 15:43
i went to the library today. The size of the book is huge. I go back once i read most of the books i have out.

scottishbookworm
19th August 2007, 22:27
i went to the library today. The size of the book is huge. I go back once i read most of the books i have out.Yep laura the book is big but it does give you a lot of reading!
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