Title: Wonder-ful
Product review: An easily-digested, thoroughly enjoyable little gem of the so-called chick-lit genre. I read it in a day and was loathe to put it down once I'd started. It's the adventures of Ana, the half-sister of Bea Bearhorn, '80s pop star. Ana comes to London after Bea's suicide, meeting her sister's friends and finding out about the one hit wonder's frequently unhappy life. The characters are likeable and if not they're always redeemable, and all's well that ends well. It's not literature and who cares? Lisa Jewell herself strikes me as a top chick, giving out practical advice on writing on her website, www.lisa-jewell.co.uk. It's refreshing to come across someone who wants you to have a crack at what they've been successful at, rather than someone who's up their own where-the-sun-don't-shine, jangling the Keys to the Gate of the Literati in one hand, London Review of Books in the other.
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