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A review by cathiedalziel
How to Eat a Cupcake by Meg Donohue
4.0
Good chick-lit with a bit of everything thrown in...mystery, romance, rich bitch, struggling working woman, crime.
Sometimes you just need a lighter read, but I was surprised that this read was not as light as I first thought it would be. Lots happening in this book. It's much more than a shallow cupcake.
2 of my favorite quotes from this book:
"Home ...Is there any more complicated word in the English language? So much packed into one simple syllable. In Spanish, there's only one word for both home and house: casa. But we English speakers like to complicate matters."
"But coming from Jake Logan - ...the line produced in me a feeling I could only, and not without embarrassment, describe as puppylike in it's unchecked delight. I know, I know, how cliche to fawn over a grown man...But! He called me pretty! I might as well have wagged my tail and rolled over."
Sometimes you just need a lighter read, but I was surprised that this read was not as light as I first thought it would be. Lots happening in this book. It's much more than a shallow cupcake.
2 of my favorite quotes from this book:
"Home ...Is there any more complicated word in the English language? So much packed into one simple syllable. In Spanish, there's only one word for both home and house: casa. But we English speakers like to complicate matters."
"But coming from Jake Logan - ...the line produced in me a feeling I could only, and not without embarrassment, describe as puppylike in it's unchecked delight. I know, I know, how cliche to fawn over a grown man...But! He called me pretty! I might as well have wagged my tail and rolled over."