The Bright Side Of Disaster | 
pickI‘m slowly going through and savoring Katherine Center‘s back-category and loving everyone one. This one was such a sweet story of Jenny dealing with becoming a new parent when her unreliable fiancé leaves her the day before her baby is born.
I‘m away from home so I had to use a book I‘ve read on Libby. I love Katherine Center-this book is no exception.
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pickAhhh the minute I open a K. Center book, I‘m hooked and can‘t put it down. Partly biographical, it features a strong female who, even when her fiancé dumps her the day before she births their child, rises above the shock and throws herself into devoted (single) motherhood, with some help and insight from her smart, no-BS mom. Great characters & their flaws, great plot & subplots
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pickMy #bookspin for April is the debut novel from an author that I have been reading and enjoying for the last few years. I decided to put her backlist on my TBR.
I really liked this story of 28 yo pregnant Jenny whose anticipated wedding/life doesn‘t go as planned. The story is at times hilarious, at times heartbreaking, at times exasperating. My only complaint is at 85%, Jenny makes a disappointing decision that really annoyed/surprised me. ⬇️⬇️
pickFinished 8/2/17 - Chosen for my book club and (miraculously) everyone who read it in time for the meeting enjoyed it. Plus, once the others who didn‘t read heard the discussion, my copy was borrowed and passed around the office. (It‘s still going!)
