Friends - and enemies - reunited! a quick read for a rainy day that does make you wonder what happened to all those school friends you lose touch with over the years.

Arrived safely, thanks everso

A quick and undemanding read. I don't read much in this genre but what with the housemoving and everything this was about right for me at this time.
However I have to say that I found Tracey a wholly unsympathetic and irritaing heroine, I actually found myself hoping she wouldn't have a happy ending, I don't think she deserved one.

RABCK from redhouse - thank you!

I couldn't get into this one, so I am making it Available. It's British fiction, which has been annoying me lately :)

Arrived here today! Thanks!

This was kind of an interesting spin on chick lit...not a single girl, but she's still chasing a guy and goofy circumstances ensue. Anyway, in the end it was a funny, quick read although it did take me a while to get into. I was almost ready to give up, but I decided to push through the slow beginning and I'm glad I did!

I'll be passing this along to a friend shortly as part of a birthday-book-pile!

receieved from Breeze144 for my birthday. Thank you so much

Tracey Mortimer was the Queen of her high school. When Tracey spots an ad to make a reality TV show about the perfect school reunion, she jumps at the chance. Tracey is a suburban housewife with a cheating husband and two kids who dislike her.

When Tracey starts to get in touch with her old schoolmates she is not prepared for the outcome. It turns out that Tracey was a bully. She terrorized, humiliated and treated her classmates awfully. What is really sad is that Tracey does not even realize what she has done.

Will there even be a reunion?

I felt absolutely not one whiff of sympathy for Tracey. She should get everything back in spades. Also it might be nice if she grew a brain. Not my fav of reads

mailed to Elsi who won this in the Mar YBS swap