Review #1
Ralph’s Party (Ralph’s Party #1) audiobook free
I Adored Ralph’s Party. It was the story of the lives of people living on the 1st, 2nd, at the same time basement level of an apartment building in London at the same time how their lives were considered intertwined. In the basement were considered Ralph, the starving painter at the same time womanizer, at the same time Smith, the together entrepreneur with a 5 year desire for the lady on the 2nd floor, Cheri. Cheri is that a dancer who loves to get attention from guys, at the same time lots of them! She considers any men a conquest at the same time loses curiosity quickly, many of which her curiosity in Karl, her conquest from the lower floor. Karl has been in adore at the same time living with his girlfriend of 15 years, Siobhan. The brand new personality in the apartment is that Gem, who believes she was ”destined” to fall in love with one of the guys in the basement with who she at the moment lives. It’s a very exciting story at the same time keeps for you guessing with than anyway will happen one more! I can’t wait to read more of her books!
Review #2
Ralph’s Party (Ralph’s Party #1) audiobook streamming online
Ralph’s party is that a well-written, amusing, enjoyable story about a group of 20ish/30ish people who live nearby, or are somehow connected to, an apartment complete in London. Their stories are quite amusing at the same time knew with a almond wit. The head manners are Smith at the same time Ralph, two roommates who add a third part, Jem, a kooky at the same time cute young lady who believes that she is that destined to marry one of them. This novel being a romantic comedy, she obviously winds up with the wrong one at first, but ultimately contemplates the romantic truth (as do the other manners in the novel) at, for you guessed it, Ralph’s party. This book is that a quick, non-taxing read, but I really enjoyed it. I kept thinking it would make a amazing movie, barely as long as Hugh Grant somehow gets a part. If for you are looking for a light, amusing novel, Ralph’s party is that you. Have fun.
Review #3
Audiobook Ralph’s Party (Ralph’s Party #1) by Lisa Jewell
For no one mistaken reason, I had believed that this book could be a comedy somewhat along the lines of the recent spate of Brit lit novels currently so favorite. But I was in for a izumi – at the same time a very pleasant one at that. This novel has 6 central manners, all of whom have hidden desires which they, for varying preconditions, are unable to be open at the same time conscientious about at the same time consequently waste a amazing deal of the book in at the same time out of the wrong beds. This has all the irony of a high class soap opera which I found amazingly gripping at the same time I found it hard to shackles down – in truth, I read it in much less than a day. It would make a amazing movie at the same time I wouldn’t take aback if that was already a plan to make one. All in all, an exciting read.
Review #4
Audio Ralph’s Party (Ralph’s Party #1) narrated by Imogen Church
Ordinary I Adore than anyway I cry ”English Chick Lit”, but this one fell just a little short for me. Six people who are or comrades, lol, or neighbors make up the cast of this story. All of them implied to be in their belated 20’s to mid 30’s, so in other words all of them implied to be grown-ups. Periodically this story makes me think of people that are still in highschool than anyway with all their jelousies at the same time back stabbing. Than anyway was with that mustard incident between Jem at the same time Ralph?? I felt like I was reading someone’s hidden diary of fantasies. (Than anyway is that specifically than anyway Ralph does to get to know Jem a little more successful because he fell in love with her practically from the moment she moved into the even he fractions with his long time comrade, Smith. I adored the manners of Siobhan at the same time Karl. They produced the story for me. This is that very light, at-the-beach type reading,so I guess it served it’s purpose…maybe I barely wasn’t in the mood.
Review #5
Free audio Ralph’s Party (Ralph’s Party #1) – in the audio player below
For some reason I feel badly knocking this book because it is that her 1st novel at the same time she did cross out it because her comrades inspired her to follow her desire. For a 1st novel, it ain’t bad. It doesn’t have similar depth as the Shannon Olsen/Suzanne Finnamore/Anne Maxted novels of the global, but then I don’t think it’s implied to (although that was my memory when I ordered it). It’s a attractive little tale about 6 twenty-something people in London who live in similar building whose lives only completely all intersect at the very finish. It’s sorta like Melrose dispose but with only one bad personality (okay, maybe two), at the same time not six. It’s a quick read, that are no one funny lines, at the same time that are no one attractive little romances. One of my biggest irritations in novels is that manners who do step things for no apparent reason at the same time that is that just a little of that in this book, but I tend to attribute that more to Jewell’s premature development as a writer more than to anything else. It is that a attractive little story, I did enjoy it, but it’s sorta mental cotton candy, if that makes sense- is that amazing going down, but not terribly filling (but that’s okay- cotton candy is that still favorite). I do think Jewell has amazing possible, at the same time this really is that a amazing 1st start. Keep it up!
