Sabrina James' decidedly Chick Lit book is a whopping 345 pages, which makes it perfect for my girls who read two books every night! Once I got past the idea that a school would assign students a "secret Santa" project(even with a monetary limit this seemed unlikely, since we have a "generic holiday bush" and Santa is rather holiday-specific) and the coincidence that all of the pairs seemed to be boy-girl, it was okay. There were so many crushes and triangles that I almost wanted to keep a spread sheet to follow who liked whom, but I figured (correctly) that it would all work out in the end. The nice people found each other, the nasty people got their comeuppance, and the holiday dance was a fun culmination of all of the romantic speculation. The cover was the best thing, and this title will circulate very well.
Tuesday, March 04, 2008
Secret Santa
Sabrina James' decidedly Chick Lit book is a whopping 345 pages, which makes it perfect for my girls who read two books every night! Once I got past the idea that a school would assign students a "secret Santa" project(even with a monetary limit this seemed unlikely, since we have a "generic holiday bush" and Santa is rather holiday-specific) and the coincidence that all of the pairs seemed to be boy-girl, it was okay. There were so many crushes and triangles that I almost wanted to keep a spread sheet to follow who liked whom, but I figured (correctly) that it would all work out in the end. The nice people found each other, the nasty people got their comeuppance, and the holiday dance was a fun culmination of all of the romantic speculation. The cover was the best thing, and this title will circulate very well.
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