Lizzie is
neurotic, witty, and keeps it real. Her ex is this snooty British bastard that
did something bad to her, which is the whole reason they got divorced. What
kind of guy begs an ex-wife to crash at her place for a while? Well, he
literally had no place to go, I guess.
Living with
an ex again? Oh, Lord! Note to self: Change the locks. :D
Now she has
no job, she’s living with her ex, and she’s not even getting any writing done.
She’s compulsive about her sticky and mental notes, which is the whole basis of “notes
to self.”
It was unbelievable
how Lizzie gets into these jams, which make her story so funny. What was the
incident that resulted in Lizzie’s divorce and unemployment? In the end, she
tells you and that just changes your whole attitude about the whole thing. As
the story progresses, Lizzie daydreams on the memories she had about Simon (her
ex), which distracts from her relationship with her current boyfriend. Maybe
she’s not entirely over her ex?
This was a
good story, relatable and full of humor; however, I could not get past the
errors throughout the book. I can overlook a few here and there, but this one
had a lot. That’s really what brought my rating down to a 4, otherwise, this
would’ve been a 5.
My rating: 4 stars
No comments:
Post a Comment