Book Review: The Dirty Book Club by Lisi Harrison

Review: 

This was a cute book about a group of women who become unlikely friends. This book showcases women who are all in different parts of their lives. One is a at crossroad. One is facing a difficult decision and one has her life mapped out when everything changes. The book starts out with women from a different era and I loved how it intertwined with the women in the present. Back then it was unheard of women not wanting to get married. It was unheard of women to talk about sex in public. Women were supposed to act prim and proper, get married, have kids and always be happy. These are the reason why they started the book club to begin with, it was a place for them to vent their frustrations. I liked that the women in this story supported each other throughout the story. There wasn’t judgment and they offered advice and help as needed. That’s the kind of tribe I want in my life. The story was told in third person point of view but I would have liked first person better. Sometimes I did get a little confused. The ending in my opinion was a little rushed but it had a nice wrap up. This is my first time reading anything by this author and it was a good read. I will definitely read another book by this author.

About The Author:

Lisi Harrison is the author of the #1 NYT Bestselling Clique, Alphas, Monster High and Pretenders series. Her first adult novel, The Dirty Book Club will be released October 10, 2017. She was senior director of Development at MTV and also served as head writer for MTV Productions.
Lisi lives in Laguna Beach, California and has been a proud member of her own dirty book club since 2007.

She posts a new blog every Wednesday at LisiHarrison.com