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TUESDAY THREE: Yummy mummies
TUESDAY THREE: Yummy mummies
29 May 2007
Ah, the modern phenomenon of the Yummy Mummy. Two words likely to make most mothers want to punch someone repeatedly. As with any phenomenon, Yummy Mummyness soon turned up in fiction, but thankfully the following books are skewering rather than embracing the  More
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TUESDAY THREE: Sex swap
TUESDAY THREE: Sex swap
22 May 2007
I've just read an interview with Jennifer Weiner in which she says she's changed the sex of one of the characters in her new novel, Certain Girls (the sequel to Good in Bed):  "One character is getting a sex change; there’s a girl we think is going  More
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TUESDAY THREE: Imaginary friends
TUESDAY THREE: Imaginary friends
15 May 2007
I had one named Mr Corbett. Once, I left my grandparents house and, on the way home, said I’d left him behind. My dad said, “That’s okay, he’s running behind the car.” What on earth am I blethering on about? Imaginary friends! This week we look at  More
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TUESDAY THREE: Lists
TUESDAY THREE: Lists
8 May 2007
I do love a good list and this week's three books use lists in different, but equally entertaining, ways. E Lockhart’s The Boyfriend List is the story of Ruby Oliver, a 15-year-old girl who's been referred to a psychiatrist after suffering a series of panic  More
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TUESDAY THREE: Money worries
TUESDAY THREE: Money worries
1 May 2007
This week’s Tuesday Three takes a look at something common to most, if not all, of us - money worries. Raising the Roof, Jane Wenham-Jones' first novel, is about Cari Carrington, the daughter of slightly crazy parents and ex-wife of Martin, the man who cut  More
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TUESDAY THREE: Adultery
TUESDAY THREE: Adultery
24 April 2007
It’s not big or clever, but in fiction it’s always good fun. What am I talking about? Adultery. This week’s three books focus on cheaters and cheating, but possibly in ways you wouldn’t expect... Emily Giffin’s Something Borrowed is the wonderful sto  More
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TUESDAY THREE: The influence of Austen
TUESDAY THREE: The influence of Austen
17 April 2007
You might have noticed it’s Austen Week here at Trashionista and so for this week’s Tuesday 3, we’re looking at three very different books all imbued with the essence of Austen. The first is a hugely popular novel, The Jane Austen Book Club by Karen Joy  More
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