The Adultery Diet
3/5
(29 votos)
- Formato
- 352 páginas, Paperback
- Primeira Publicação
- August 7, 2007
- Editores
- Sujeitos
- American First Novelists·Popular American Fiction·Fiction·Fiction·General·Romance·Modern·General·Fiction·General·Contemporary Women·Romance·Adult·Chick lit·Weight loss
- Linguagem
- English
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Avaliações
It was so cliched. I don't think that the characters were developed enough to get invested in them.
I have this habit of highlighting passages in books that I read. Non-fiction books, that is.
This is a really good and fast read. I enjoyed it very much and I don't often make through the first 50 pages of most chick lit fiction.
I really was very pleasantly surprised by the comedy in this book, I actually did recommend it to all me friend. Good read, really enjoyed it.
This is a fun, fast read, and if you're struggling with your weight, I think it'll give you some incentive, as well as a few tricks to get and stay thin. Remember, it's fiction girls, but humor has its roots in the truth.
I loved this book. I read it in less than 30 hours it was so good - I couldn't put it down.
In a culture obsessed both with misbehaving and with dieting, what a brilliant idea to bring the two together as Eva Cassady does in The Adultery Diet. It's not the extramarital activity that actually turns the heroine into a lettuce scarfing gym rat, but the desire to reclaim an earlier vision of herself, driven by an internet flirtation with an old lover.
I really wanted to love this book. The storyline is intriguing, I was desperate for a chick lit and I loved the cover and the idea of weight issues.
Who hasn't wondered about past loves and what would happen if we were to meet up with them again? When Eva's lost love wanted to meet with her, she decided something needed to change first...
Really inspired me to diet! However, it didn't last long.
Lo lei porque me lo regalaron... Nunca mas voy a leer por compasion.
I really enjoyed this book. It was fun, light-hearted and very enjoyable.
A good book will sell. Despite the demise of chick-lit, this 40-something version was a delightful read.
This was cute. But I also thought the author made some insightful statements about how women tend to lose themselves in their roles as wives and mothers.
This book made me want to work out! Great read for self-motivation.