Title: Unoriginal, yes, but still enjoyable book for women.
Product review: Although I agree with the other reviewers who compared this book to Bridget Jones' Diary, I disagree with the premise that you shouldn't read it based on its lack of originality alone. Although clearly similar to Bridget Jones and other books of that vain, I found that Me Times Three has a more serious element (similar to Jennifer Weiner's Good in Bed). Set in NYC during the 1980s, the book does focus on romantic relationships and the working world but also addresses more serious issues such as AIDS. The title really doesn't fully encompass the story--yes, the main character discovers that her fiance is engaged to two other women, but this quickly becomes a minor plotline as the story progresses to other issues. The book is both funny and touching, and overall, I found it to be an engaging read which I would recommend to anyone else who enjoys books of this genre.
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