Title: Charming and Funny
Review: The follow up to "Hens Dancing" features Venetia continuing to struggle with independence and autonomy. Her love from the previous book, David, is out of the country and Venetia fears he has permanently abandoned her. (Despite the fact that he regularly communicates with her boys, sends gifts and even arranges for the delivery of a rather profane parrot - that story alone is worth reading the book.) Venetia's sodden mother, her slacker brother and his wedding and "the beauty's" continued progression are the stand out features of this book. The story line with Hedley Sale, her volcanically tempered maybe/maybe not fiancée is less engaging.The book is a bit more melancholy than Hen's Dancing, but it is still laugh out loud hilarious. I am so hoping that this is not the last we hear from Venetia.
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