When Girlfriends Step Up by Savannah Page was an easy and enjoyable read. The story is about a girl who is unlucky in love and finds herself unexpectedly pregnant. The story goes through her pregnancy and shows the love and support she receives from her friends. It was a good book about the bonds of friendship and how the support and love of friends can affect your attitude and outlook on what is happening in your life. I received a copy of When Girlfriends Step Up by Savannah Page in exchange for an honest review.When Girlfriends Step Up follows the tale of Robin Sinclair, a determined young lady embarking on a small publishing house in Seattle. Unlucky in love in the past, she is optimistic about her luck in the future and hopes to one day meet Mr. Right. But, so far he hasn’t turned up and her year only seems to be getting worse when she finds out that she is pregnant. Uncertain of what will happen, she turns to her girlfriends and they really step up when things start to get tough for Robin. She slowly finds her footing in the realm of single motherhood and that is when she stumbles into an attractive co-worker named Bobby and sparks fly. Will she finally meet the one? And will things ever turn around for Robin?I really enjoyed this book. Early on it seems as though Robin has all the odds stacked against her, but I absolutely loved watching her mature and grow into a strong, confident woman. This book shows real courage and strength from Robin and I loved her relationships with her closest gal pals. I think this book definitely touched on a lot of important topics and many which I have seen some of my own girlfriends struggle with. Overall, this book conveys a good message and I appreciated it because I don’t see that happen often much these days. There were a few hiccups here and there but I would still give this book a high rating.
What do You think about When Girlfriends Step Up (2012)?
This is a feel good book about good friends. Good for a quick read or pick-me-up.
—AlexzJudeH
I managed to read 15 pages of this brainless drivel.
—wayne
