Whyyyyy Lorelei Gilmore???? Why???? Why another chick lit load of crock that ends with the girl who is supposed to "find herself" who yet somehow still ends up miraculously in LA on her way to fame and fortune. No no no no no. Just once I would like to see a young woman stuck in a love triangle who actually makes the right choice! Woe is me and anyone else who has to suffer through another, "Well she didn't pick the wrong guy but she didn't pick the nice guy either." Because number one, if this were real life, which it's not, because no one ever really gets lucky enough to have a sucky couple of years followed by everything falling into place in just six months, SHE WOULDN'T HAVE FELT AWKWARD OR UNCOMFORTABLE WHEN THE NICE, QUIET, RESPECTABLE MAN KISSES HER! Because it makes total sense that a self-conscious young woman who has a crush on a devastatingly handsome actor she knows she can't have would suddenly find herself in a position to feel she's not interested in someone who shows genuine interest in her. Yeah right. The thing is, Lauren Graham, I love you. I love you as an actress. I love you as Rory's mom and Luke's love. And I love you for writing a book. So please don't take any of this the wrong way. But pleaseeeeeeee, next time, just make sure the dumb girl stops what she's doing immediately and runs to the guy she's meant to be with who makes her feel all warm and fuzzy inside so I can go to bed happy and all can be right with the world? K? Thanks. While, Franny, the main character, may not thought very highly of herself, she certainly thought a lot of herself. Meaning, she was constantly thinking only of herself. I don't believe she ever put anyone ahead of herself in this book. It got to the point where her stream of consciousness ramblings became white noise to me and I ignored them. It did have a cute ending, which I always enjoy, but it did not save the book for me and I wish I hadn't wasted my time.
What do You think about Someday, Someday, Maybe (2013)?
Really enjoyed this but the ending left me wanting more!
—Artio
Light, pleasant read - entertaining and humourous.
—WCTgeek
