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Wilde About The Girl (Robin Wilde #2)

Louise Pentland

Hardcover | Pages: 400 pages

Rating: 4.17 | 1639 Users | 157 Reviews

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Edition Language:	English
Series:	Robin Wilde #2

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Robin Wilde is acing life.

After the year from hell, she's pulled herself up and out of the Emptiness, her love life is ticking along nicely, single motherhood is actually quite fun and she is ready for whatever life throws at her. When a thrilling opportunity at work arises, Robin is more than excited to step up and show everyone, including herself, what she's made of.

But her best friend Lacey is increasingly broken-hearted about struggling to conceive, and her daughter Lyla is starting to come out with some horrible attitudes she's learning from someone at school. Is Auntie Kath hiding loneliness under her bubbly, loving veneer? And can Robin definitely trust the people she must depend on in her fab new role?

But Robin has her girls. And her girls have got her. Together they can handle any crisis. Can't they?

Life is about to throw quite the curve ball at Robin Wilde, and she'll need to make some pretty brave choices if she's going to stop everything she cares about falling apart . . .

Get ready for the most hilarious, heart-breaking, uplifting and unforgettable novel of the year!

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Title	:	Wilde About The Girl (Robin Wilde #2)
Author	:	Louise Pentland
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 400 pages
Published	:	August 9th 2018 by Bonnier Zaffre
Categories	:	Contemporary. Romance. Audiobook. Womens Fiction. Chick Lit

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Ratings: 4.17 From 1639 Users | 157 Reviews

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I listened to this novel on audiobook and was pleased to discover that the notes from the author at the front of the book was actually read to me by Louise, it made it feel like a much more personal reading experience because she read that part herself and the narrator did a great job as well so my audiobook experience was a really positive one. It was great to be back in Robin's world again and of course its not long before things in that world start to go tit-up again and we would expect if

Robin Wilde is acing life.After the year from hell, she's pulled herself up and out of the Emptiness, her love life is ticking along nicely, single motherhood is actually quite fun and she is ready for whatever life throws at her. When a thrilling opportunity at work arises, Robin is more than excited to step up and show everyone, including herself, what she's made of.I fell in love with the first book in this series (Wilde Like Me) and was so excited to grab the second book and get stuck in. I

Personal rating 4.5

4.5 StarsHaving not been particularly fond of the first book about Robin Wilde (Wilde Like Me) I am not really sure why I purchased the second - who am I kidding I spotted it on sale and thought "bargain". You know what, I am really glad that I did. This is a much more cohesive book than the first and the narrative flows much more easily and you just sink in to Robin's world.This is a roller coaster for the emotions though. From the trials and tribulations of Robin's work life, romantic life

Im afraid I didnt love this which is a shame because I really enjoyed the first book. It wasnt terrible but I did struggle to get into the storyline, I just kind of felt like it wasnt getting to the point.

I started reading on Saturday night, just before midnight (I'm not sure why I got into bed so late and decided to read but clearly I couldn't help myself) and I had finished the whole book by 11pm Sunday night. I read the whole book in less than twenty-four hours. That's the sign of a good book already, when you can't put it down. It had me hooked from the very beginning. It was so great to go back to characters that I'd fallen in love with during the first book. Going back to Robin and Lyla was

I read Louise's first book, 'Wilde Like Me', and although I must admit it was nowhere near as progressive and stimulating as some of the novels I'm used to reading as an English Literature student, it was a refreshing change! It's the kind of book that feels like you're having a chilled, gossip-y night in with the girls. It's a feel-good book that makes you want to go out into the world and get it, and it looks like Louise's second book is going to be very similar. If you're looking for lots of