Title: Divine Ya Ya Sisterhood
Product review: My review: Slow starting (first 50 pages) the author picks up from there and finally captured my attention. When she did I was at times enchanted by the 'real life' honesty that flows throughout the book. Weak in spots, the first series of letters was sometimes boring but mostly weak surrounding the character of Sidda and the very brief encounters with Sidda's fiance seemed amateur. What enthralled me to finish the book however, is the authors magic pen of description that she finally got around to displaying. I started out trudging through the first half and by the time I was finished I loved this story. It is refreshingly honest and the author circles the dynamics inside of situations with home spun grit; much flavor and consistent real life soul to the end. (Sidda's character needing more foundation and structure though)
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