Books matching: contemporary themes in chick lit
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Save:'Something Blue' by Emily Giffin is a sequel to 'Something Borrowed' and tells the story from Darcy's point of view. Darcy, initially portrayed as a spoiled and self-centered character, undergoes significant growth and transformation throughout the book. The narrative follows her journey of self-discovery, forgiveness, and motherhood, as she faces life-altering events and reevaluates her relationships with others. The writing style captivates readers as they witness Darcy's evolution from a shallow and entitled individual to a more self-aware and endearing character.
I was born beautiful. A C-section baby, I started life out right by avoiding the misshapen head and battle scars that come with being forced through a birth canal. Instead, I emerged with a dainty nos...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Darcy & Rachel ) - #2
Save:'Henry and June: From "A Journal of Love": The Unexpurgated Diary of Anais Nin, 1931-1932' by Anais Nin is a collection of unexpurgated extracts from the author's diary, offering an intimate glimpse into her life, relationships, and innermost thoughts. The writing style is described as unique, compelling, and sensuous, capturing the emotional and erotic journey of Anais Nin as she navigates a complex love triangle involving herself, Henry Miller, and his wife June. delves into Nin's exploration of her desires, struggles with morality, and her pursuit of new experiences, all while blurring the lines between reality and fiction.
My cousin Eduardo came to Louveciennes yesterday. We talked for six hours. He reached the conclusion I had come to also: that I need an older mind, a father, a man stronger than me, a lover who will l...
