I actually read this in March, but the book tour schedule is for April 5. The story covers a 6 week span in the lives of 4 friends who attended college together and unexpectedly reunite at a college get together.
Charlie has recently opened a yoga studio and recruits the other three for a 6 week beginner class on Saturdays. Each of the young women undergoes substantial changes as a result of their renewed friendships.
Fiction. Chic Lit. 2010. 365 pages.
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I think friendships are very important and can help us grow and learn and become better people. Glad you enjoyed the book!
Sounds like a good premise. Did you like it?
Trish - Friendships are important; we all need support at times.
Lisa - I liked the premise, but found the novel a bit simplistic, almost formulaic. However, I think most of the readers on the tour enjoyed it.
I figured this one might be a bit fluffy but I like the premise! I still can't do yoga as I'm recovering still from my health issues but hopefully will get the ok to get back to it soon! I miss it.
How's your yoga practice coming along?
Not really my kind of read, but I do agree with the importance of friendship
Sometimes books like this really work for me but other times, not so much. I think a lot depends on my mood.
I am very eager to read this book .. hopefully I can get my hands on it some time.
iliana - It is a bit fluffy, but I liked the premise as well. The yoga sections, however, were quite different from my experiences.
My practice is going well (although I've been a little slack this last week). Hope you will be back to classes soon, Iliana!
Kailana - No, this one is probably not your kind of read. Not really mine either. :0
LF - I know, mood has a lot to do with certain books!
Aths - Hope you enjoy it when you do get your hands on it! Not my favorite genre, but I was interested in the yoga aspect.
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I wondered how you'd like the yoga aspect of the book.
I read this book too and it's pretty good. It's ironic that it took Charlie to bring the women together for each of their life-changing moments.
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