I liked this book, but it ended kind of odd. I would read more of this author, hoping the endings get better.From Amazon: In thirty days Clementine Pritchard will be finished with her last painting and her life.World-renowned artist and sharp-tongued wit Clementine Pritchard has decided that she's done. After flushing away a medicine cabinet full of prescriptions, she gives herself thirty days to tie up loose ends—finish one last painting, make nice with her ex-husband, and find a home for her cat. Clementine plans to spend the month she has left in a swirl of art-world parties, manic work sessions, and outrageous acts—but what she doesn't expect is to uncover secrets surrounding the tragedy that befell her mother and sister. In an ending no one sees coming, will we lose Clementine or will we find her?A bold debut from an exciting new voice, Losing Clementine is a wonderfully entertaining and poignant novel about unanticipated self-discovery that features one of the most irresistible, if deeply flawed, characters to grace contemporary fiction in years. Really enjoyed this book although it did not have the melodramatic ending I had been waiting for throughout my reading, which may be good or bad, I don't know, but the ending was not what I expected and I honestly felt a little let down by that... The writing was Amazing and the characters were full and thought out. There is nothing I would change except the ending of the story. It's a book I would consider re-reading... 4.5 stars!!
What do You think about Losing Clementine (2012)?
Fabulous. One of the best books I've read in a long time. Hysterical. Would recommend highly!
—ducky
If it weren't for the last chapter, I would have given it five stars. It was almost there!
—Hjones
Made me laugh. Made me cry. Sad when it was over, yet ended at just the right spot.
—Jessrobpelk
