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Belfast Girls

Gerry McCullough

Kindle Edition | Pages: 121 pages

Rating: 3.37 | 331 Users | 55 Reviews

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"BELFAST GIRLS" BY GERRY MCCULLOUGH

I loved this book. Ireland has always been an interest of mine and learning more about it from this book was simply amazing. The story of two girls, Shelia and Phil and their life in Belfast, Ireland as they go from being children to teenagers and finally adults is touching enough. Though when you begin to toss in a few boys here and there especially John Branagh and Davy Hagan, life starts to get a bit difficult.

Two girls, hopelessly in love with two boys, one destined for the priesthood and trying to live a good life, the other into mob activity, drugs, and all kinds of trouble. They lead these two girls on such an adventure and even though Shelia and Philomena know they should turn away and forget them, it's impossible when they keep popping back up in their lives.

A touching story and at the same time a fantastic parody of modern life in Ireland, Gerry McCullough has written a wonderful book. I would place this high on the list of to-reads!

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Title	:	Belfast Girls
Author	:	Gerry McCullough
Book Format	:	Kindle Edition
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 121 pages
Published	:	(first published November 25th 2010)
Categories	:	Romance. Fiction. Thriller. Cultural. Ireland. Mystery. Womens Fiction. Chick Lit

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Gerry McCullough's 'Belfast Girls' is a light, entertaining and pacey story about three friends and their different life choices set in Northern Ireland, post troubles. Gerry manages to combine glamour, romance and elements of thriller all in the same story, exhibiting a sense of the fun that she clearly had in writing it. I would suggest this is good fodder for a light holiday read by the pool or to while away an hour or two on a flight.

This novel is about 3 girls growing up in post 'troubles' Belfast, where the sale of drugs has superseded terrorism. The girls have different personalities and experiences, but their friendship is the thread running through rehab, imprisonment and the glamour of the fashion industry.I enjoyed the story, but felt hugely let down by the ending. It was rushed and felt like a 'cop out', completely spoiling the book for me.

"BELFAST GIRLS" BY GERRY MCCULLOUGHI loved this book. Ireland has always been an interest of mine and learning more about it from this book was simply amazing. The story of two girls, Shelia and Phil and their life in Belfast, Ireland as they go from being children to teenagers and finally adults is touching enough. Though when you begin to toss in a few boys here and there especially John Branagh and Davy Hagan, life starts to get a bit difficult. Two girls, hopelessly in love with two boys,

Three girls growing up as 'the troubles' come to an end in Belfast. Firm friends when young, despite different beliefs, each goes a different way as they grow up. A good look at life in Belfast and a brilliant story. Recommended.



"BELFAST GIRLS" BY GERRY MCCULLOUGHI loved this book. Ireland has always been an interest of mine and learning more about it from this book was simply amazing. The story of two girls, Shelia and Phil and their life in Belfast, Ireland as they go from being children to teenagers and finally adults is touching enough. Though when you begin to toss in a few boys here and there especially John Branagh and Davy Hagan, life starts to get a bit difficult. Two girls, hopelessly in love with two boys,

Apart from the 'old' troubles of Northern Ireland I really didn't know a lot about this country until I'd read 'Belfast Girls'. Gerry being a natural born Irish girl has given her novel, Belfast Girls voice.I was intrigued by the different stories of Sheila, Phil, and Mary, and these make up a spectrum that encompasses many aspects of Belfast society. Gerry talks about every day life, touching on education in the schools and religion, and the past political unrest - and how this affects