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I wanted to read the book to understand the character 's journey to understanding her true self. I really appreciate it. I have seen the film that was based on the book and prefer the book but still appreciate the film. Thanks for sharing Rene.
I watched the film (Loves Complicated) before reading the book and loved it. I loved the book just as much. It's funny, easy to read and grips you right from the beginning. I read it in a day I couldn't put it down.
Oh my goodness! This book! I couldn’t have read it at a better time! It perked up a day of quarantine that’s for sure. I went from little giggles, to a chuckle, on to outright loud laughing (much to my sleeping husband’s dismay), snort-laughing, yelling at characters, crying over them, cheering... I loved the story so much, I bought copies to share with my fellow book snobs. And they too approved!
Rene Gutteridge creates believable characters that are interesting and just a bit off center. This is just one of the reasons why her novels are so enjoyable. Her writing doesn't depend on graphic sex, violence or language to advance the story. As I get to know the characters better, I want to know more about what happens to them.
In "My Life as a Doormat" Leah Townsend has a predictable life with a predictable (read boring) boyfriend and together their predictable relationship has no surprises. When Leah shows up at a conflict resolution group that she thinks her boyfriend signed them both up for, she is shocked to find out that he expected her to attend by herself.
If you think being safe is the best you can hope for in life, join Leah to find out what can happen when you learn how to say no.