Funny Feminism

this book will have you laughing right from the word go! I loved Tracy's first book, no one ever has sex on a Tuesday and so I could pretty much guarantee I was going to like this book too. I was surprised by how different this book was from her other two novels. it was funny and light-hearted just like the others but this has a very real message about girl power and about feminism not just about women being man haters or feminists being bitter spinsters but about this main character standing up for herself and not being controlled by anyone except herself.

Alongside this fabulous feminist vein runs a gorgeous little love story interspersed with some proper-laugh out loud hilarity! Suzie is an amazing character. She might not know everything about the world but she has just worked out how to get everything she wants. Some of her methods for getting revenge on the men who have wronged her are seriously wickedly evil but at the same time, she knows to be there for her friends and she still wants a man who will love her and respect her in the right way. I could really identify with Suzie as I'm sure a lot of readers will be able to.

There are some very funny supporting characters in this novel. I love Suzie's best friend and Drew's dead pan humour is sure to make you fall in love with him just a little bit. The writing style and the style of humour in this novel reminds me in Milly Johnson's writing, I could almost hear her reading this out loud in her fab Yorkshire accent! I loved the fact that this wasn't set in London as well, its always refreshing to have a novel set elsewhere in the UK!

Overall this novel was a fairly quick read, I actually listened to it on audio book which was really superb. I'm sure if you're looking for a love story you'll find it here but if you're look for a book that is laugh a minute, you'll also find it here. This is full of girl power and interesting thoughts on life as well so definitely something for everyone here!

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Brilliant.

I loved this book and didn't want it to end. Will there be a follow-up?????

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Great

Loved the narration. The characterization by the narrator was superb. A funny chic lit. I enjoyed and would recommend

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Revenge causing maximum embarrasment

This is a very funny light-hearted book. From the outset the ending is obvious but it is the journey that is so humorous. Agony aunt Suzie Miller has been left disillusioned with men after unfulfilled promises and failed relationships, the final straw being the last boyfriend who dumped her, rather unceremoniously by text, after a one-night stand. As a result her agony column takes a whole new stance. Forget forgiveness. Forget putting it all behind you. Suzie advises that it is more satisfying to take revenge. She then decides to follow her own advice, going back in time and take revenge on every boyfriend who ever did the dirty on her. The acts of revenge are neither violent nor vindictive, but they are creative, quirky and hilariously funny designed to heap maximum embarrassment or discomfort as deemed appropriate.

I found myself enjoying the book far more than I thought I would. The many acts of revenge were so resourceful and imaginative that it kept the storyline original and interesting. The ventures into Suzie’s awkward early days of dating brought back many hilarious teenage memories of the same ineptness and discomfort. If you are looking for a witty, funny but rather girlie read then this could be the book for you!

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good

This book was fun, easy read/listen.
I would recommend if you want something light hearted.

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First but not last

My First Tracy Bloom book but Iv really enjoyed it and I just love Julia Barrie as a reader, great combo and I’m going to look for another Bloom book right now! It was LOL funny, a bit touching, fun and a tiny bit sad , 5* xx

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Don't Mess With Suzie!

Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why?

Yes I would. Tracey writes such enjoyable, feel good books.

Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?

Yes. Stayed awake well into the early hours to hear the end.

Any additional comments?

Another great title. Keep them coming Tracey.

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Very light and too stupid

The main character is horrible. She is selfish and self centred. The type of person who laughs at people who have put on weight or are going bald. She has no redeeming features and I hated her; and didn't feel she deserved any happiness at all.

Now, obviously, this book was going to be light. You can tell from the title and the theme. I was expecting something not to serious and just some revenge on people who deserve it. And its a very fine line between revenge that is so nasty that you sell your soul; and revenge that is not enough to make the offender think about their actions and modify their behaviour.

This book does nothing to help the subject. It's not very entertaining. The ending is obvious right from the start. Disappointing.

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so so so bad.

i really had higher hopes for this one but honestly i found it truly terrible. Sexist, boring and predictable.

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Fatphobic trash

Disappointing, ditsy, predictable story with characters who manage to be skin deep and deeply unlikeable at the same time. The main character is deeply narcissistic yet prodigiously dim and fatphobic.

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