yes i love them, i remember as child mum had them when they were first published and being told they were grown up books! So when I finished uni in 05 i decided to get back to reading for pleasure as i never got to do so doing an English degree- first stop was Jill Cooper!!!Angela Woodford wrote:Blondie, I am so thrilled to hear that you love Jilly Cooper!blondie95 wrote:I am ripping through Jilly Cooper's Wicked, although so far no where near as good as Riders, Polo, Man who and appassionata! Ohhh I love them
I do agree that "Wicked!" is far more put-downable though. Although I enjoyed Uncle Harley.
I still retain a soft spot for the early romantic novels - Prudence, Imogen and Octavia particularly. Maybe because my dear CH friend Deirdre Hobbs sent me the collection when I was particularly down, divorcing my first husband. I thought at the time I would never laugh again, but those little novels were so fresh and funny.
And when I had a much younger boyfriend, I realised the research that must have gone into the Man Who Made Husbands Jealous!
See you in Waterstones, Maidstone?
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I just think she has the best imagination and knows how to write a good story!!!!
After wicked Im going to go back to the Alan Bennett my mum lent me!