32Aa by Michelle Cunnah (2003, Paperback)

I decided to buy this book on a whim because the title seemed interesting. I'll think twice the next time I do that. If you're looking for a fun little book simply to entertain yourself, this is it. Personally, I like to read books that are stimulating to my mind, something that makes me think about myself and my life. This is not what this book is. The first couple of chapters seem as if they're written by a child. Spelling and grammar are correct, but used only in the simplest forms. About half way through the book it actually becomes interesting, but this interest is only brought on by a cheating boyfriend and lots of drinking. This book bases a lot of its plot on the female cliché. There's the over protective b*tch-of-a-friend who gets swept off her feet by a co-worker, the quiet shy friend who can't tell the owner of the deli she goes into everyday that she's in love with him. And of course, lots of introspection and over-analyzation of feelings. But with all its weaknesses this book does bring a smile after you turn the last page.