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How Stella Got Her Groove Back
by: Terry McMillan |
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Binding: Mass Market Paperback Dewey Decimal Number: 813.54 EAN: 9780451192004 ISBN: 0451192001 Label: Signet Manufacturer: Signet Number Of Items: 1 Number Of Pages: 464 Publication Date: June 01, 1997 Publisher: Signet Studio: Signet
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  - An energizing readA bubbly writing style which indicates a lavish vacation. It stood out among her others in that it's smooth & spontaneous. Rating:  - Other BooksA woman isn't too happy at the current point in time. She goes on holiday to one of those gated resorts in Jamaica to try and have a good time and maybe do a bit of young man cradle snatching into the process. She gets a bit more than she bargained for and decides to try and import her bloke, dealing with the complications. Rating:  - Age Doesn't MatterWomen in their 40's can be sexy and sassy, as you'll find out in this fun and entertaining story drawn from the author's own marriage. Rating: - This is such a great story, looks like it's time for a sequelThis book is so much fun to read. It's a fantasy event only deepened and made more fun by Stella's realistic assessment of her chances at love over 40. Terry made her heroine sexy and sassy, things I didn't associate much with women that age (I stand corrected, thanks!). I just read something that made me shake my head though. Based on the author's actual romance-turned-marriage, McMillan is accusing her now ex-husband of trying to "humiliate and embarrass Terry McMillan and violate her privacy" [...] Please, the guy was gay in Jamaica, closeted and probably did love her. From someone who made this romance public and made lots of money off of the ex, she's coming off like a bully who lost control. Hey, the best revenge would be writing a 'fictionalized' sequel, right?! Terry, let go already and get writing, we want you to get your groove back again! Rating:  - My least favorite Terry McMillian bookI've read other books by Terry McMillian and really enjoyed them. "How Stella Got Her Groove Back" was a disappointment. From page one I didn't like Stella. She seemed to be in love with herself. Also the constant run on sentences were annoying. The story was a predictable fairy tale. Not recommended. |
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