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Loading... Fishbowlby Sarah Mlynowski
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will love Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. Another one. This one is funnier than Monkey Business, and it only has female voices. The characters are somewhat similar to MB, but the interactions are lighter. It's basically three roommates and a burned-down kitchen. What's not to like? The suspense was a bit forced, and the main romance was obvious from the beginning, but watching the girls interact was great. I enjoyed it. ( )This book is not as good as Milkrun. The story of the three roommates was cute. It reminds me of all the drama I had living with roommates. Just out of college, a trio of roommates (two female, one male) try to figure out how life works. Hysterically funny, and refreshing for readers of the same age who wonder if they're missing something, too. Another one. This one is funnier than Monkey Business, and it only has female voices. The characters are somewhat similar to MB, but the interactions are lighter. It's basically three roommates and a burned-down kitchen. What's not to like? The suspense was a bit forced, and the main romance was obvious from the beginning, but watching the girls interact was great. I enjoyed it. no reviews | add a review
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Allison can't wait for Jodine and Emma to move in to her apartment -- until she realizes having roommates means living in a fishbowl: You are never alone. When one small, slightly accidental fire leads to one big repair bill, all efforts to avoid each other are finally abandoned: They've got to raise money . . . fast ("Insurance? You mean you have to pay for that?"). This means joining forces. Bonding? Well, at least they're talking to each other!
Amazingly, they agree on a plan: shamelessly exploit their combined expertise on the male species for hard cash. Tactics: sell tickets to their swanky soirées and How to Pick Up Women seminars . . . But their grand scheme sweeps away any last shreds of privacy with startling consequences. Now that they're forced to take a long, hard look at themselves, Allie, Jodine and Emma's lives -- and budding friendship -- are about to change, in ways they never imagined.
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