This was recommended to me, but I couldn't get into it. Suddenly I realised why - all the characters have an IQ of about 90! I just wanted to smack them... ( )

Better than average chick-lit about a teacher struggling to balance her love life and career. Some humour, some great characters, and a fast-paced plot. Well written light reading. ( )

Cute, sweet and funny with a very unrealistic ending. ( )

Fantastic book. I have never laughted out loud so much when reading a book - and sniggered quite a bit! really easy to read and some very good romantic twists and turns. Would def recommend. The story does end a bit quickly but does not spoil the book in anyway - if you are disappointed that the book has finished - it must be good. :) ( )

A group of teachers at a London school have a year of miscommunications and confusion in their professional life as well as in their personal lives. The Year 6 teacher Miss Nicky Hobbs has her hands full with her newest class, especially when she discovers one of her favorite pupils (Oscar Samuels) has a father that doesn’t seem to be a part of his life. The ear full that Nicky gave to Mark Samuels was a career ender, if he told her boss, but maybe it is the eye opener that Mark needs to become a better father.

A very large, long book that had a lot happening all the time. The beginning of the book took a very long time (about 100 pages) to get to the point. Normally I like back story and ‘more information’, but this one almost had more than necessary. While I enjoyed the romance of the main characters (Nicky, Mark and Oscar) that part seemed rushed at the end. It was a complicated romance with a lot of working parts all the way around. Once I was able to get into the story, it was fun and sometimes funny with all of the misdirection. ( )