by Melissa Senate
This reader's personal opinion, ©2012, all rights reserved.* I liked it. For a single-girl-in-the-city type of book, avoided a lot of the trope/clichés (for starters was not all brand-name/shop/brand-name and did not have to have a gay best guy friend). On the otherhand, did have quite a few of w...
There's a story how I came across this book. I am a big fan of U.S. TV series called Chuck - so, I'm a fan of Zachary Levi and Yvonne Strahovski. I googled for Zachary's filmography at Wikipedia and saw a film titled See Jane Date. I clicked upon it and this film actually is based on the book with t...
There's a story how I came across this book. I am a big fan of U.S. TV series called Chuck - so, I'm a fan of Zachary Levi and Yvonne Strahovski. I googled for Zachary's filmography at Wikipedia and saw a film titled See Jane Date. I clicked upon it and this film actually is based on the book with t...
I'm beginning to think the entiregeneration of twenty-somethingfemales is neurotic. And no wonder, if all they read arebooks like this. Jane worriesabout everything, every thingshe does, every word out of hermouth. Bad Jane. Bad, bad Jane.Lighten up, Jane, lighten up.
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