👧 White Dress Girls Review

I opened this book expecting to find solidarity with these characters. I'm 25 years old going through all the ups and downs of adulthood and I thought this book would be interesting. I was so wrong As another reviewer said, these characters were almost interchangeable. Their stories were depressing, and this book didn't seem to have anything redeeming. The women in this novel were a disaster, and their love interests were even worse. After reading this I felt tired and pessimistic about life…

I can hardly find words. I have no idea how to revise this. The back says it's a perfect capture of the wild frustrations and fast-paced pleasures of modern life. I can honestly say that the only thing that bothered me was my disappointment with this book. It reads monotonously. Smoked raw sausage obtained, cut raw smoked. I couldn't even get the characters' names right, and I didn't care. I started despising the characters. To be honest Isabella was so annoying. She wasn't even trying to get…

Neurotics and their personal lives. Not really sure what the point of that is. Everyone struggles with commitment and doubt.

This book is a series of sketches connected by different characters. I love this technique. I liked many of the sketches, but some didn't seem to go well. I should point out that the women in this book lack self-respect and seem terribly weak at a time when we supposedly admire "strong" women. I also wonder where they went to college since they seem to only drink together. The author thinks it's cute.

I love all of the author's books. A bit like extravagant stories about women like Ann Tyler. Slow and steady with great character development. Basically a great book. Well written. So the negative reviews don't surprise me. I have specialized in English-language legal examinations for years. I can honestly say that most younger readers wouldn't recognize a well-written book if it slapped them in the face. They grew up reading junk, snapping quick photos on the internet, and eating fast food…

This book is very confusing! So many wives, so many different boyfriends/husbands. It's been really hard to keep track of who's who and who's in a relationship with whom. I loved the story in every chapter, some were funny, some were sad and many were thought provoking. There aren't as many "girls in white dresses" as bridesmaids! Should have read the reviews!

This is one of the few times I've actually stopped reading a book. I read about 40 pages and honestly couldn't even tell you what this book was about or what it was about. There are too many characters and they are all boring. At 24, I feel like I was the target market for this, but it was far from hitting the mark. 1/10 recommendation just because it looks nice on my bookshelf 😂

I was immediately drawn to "Girls in White Dresses" because it was about friendship and not just romance, which is all too common in other books I've read. However, I felt that there were too many characters and the beginning of the book was a bit awkward. I was so interested in the main characters Isabella and Mary that I could get through every chapter because I never knew who would be the focus of the next part. I liked it? Eh Am I going to read it again? No.

fun easy to read. I loved how many characters were introduced throughout the main characters' lives. I laughed out loud many times. However, I did find many grammatical errors and only pointed them out because I was terrible in English class and figured if I could pick the grammatical errors, they must be bad!

I really enjoyed this book - it's perfect for 20 year olds trying to find their place in the world. This book reminds you that everyone has their own path, and that doesn't mean everyone has to be the same. I felt like it was a well-written book that I couldn't put down and would definitely recommend to anyone who is at an in-between stage in their life.

This book is boring and useless. It cuts off abruptly, leaving the reader wondering why it bothered him in the first place. I gave it 2 stars for the simple fact that it helped pass the time.

I really enjoyed this book. I'm 46, so I'm a long way from graduating from college and watching my friends get married and have kids. However, I found this book very funny. The characters were close to me. I saw myself and my college friends in the girls in this story. I agree with another reviewer who said it took an effort to remember which character was described in the next chapter, but I ended up loving each character for who they were. Read this book for a lighthearted look at the…

This book is a series of vignettes connecting three main friends through neighbors' stories and a few conversations. Each story focuses on a major life event in the group - breakup, engagement, hen party, marriage and the birth of a child - and spans a 20 to 20 year period. The book examines what it means to be an adult and what happens when you don't follow the traditional path of "marry and have children" and everyone around you does. really means in today's world. It's a quick read, the…

I just finished Marrying Ketchup and decided to check out this earlier book by Jennifer Close. As someone else said, it's a series of stories tied together by the reappearance of the same characters. I really enjoyed these stories and often laughed out loud at how these friends transitioned from one unusual situation to another. Not a serious book, but still very entertaining.

Most women in their 20s are probably familiar with this book. Strange dates, broken relationships, marriages, children, existential angst. Everything we've been through Pretty good story, easy to read, the ending came a little quicker than I expected but still a good read.

Not the typical book I read, but entertaining. The characters and life situations were close to me. Overall not bad. Ending did not make sense.

I couldn't tear myself away! I loved that it was a story of friends over the years and you, the winner, see them grow as the book progresses! I didn't want it to end!

It was a great train reading. I laughed at the profanity at random points and thought it was a great light read. In the end, however, I was very disappointed. It feels like it was just cut off and something is missing.

Such a wonderful, fun read, and it was so down to earth! The author gave a refreshingly candid look at what it's like to be a 20-year-old millennial navigating the current dating scene — and sometimes it's not pretty. Such a good read.

Confusion about points keeping signs straight. I wanted to finish so I could probably put it all together. I definitely didn't like it