Elizabeth Young "A Girl's Best Friend" Review
A Book Review of the Popular British Author's Witty Romantic Comedy
Feb 10, 2009
Elizabeth Young has an unremarkable talent for captivating readers with her spellbinding novels. Each of her stories, encompassing a mesmerizing ensemble of quirky and engaging characters, witty dialogue, and surprising twists that leaves the reader enthralled with every last word.
Brief Author Biography: Elizabeth Young
“A Girl's Best Friend”, is written by British author, Elizabeth Young, who is author to other popular “chick lit” novels: “Asking for Trouble”, “Making Mischief”, and “A Promising Man (And It's About Time, Too)”. Young has quickly become a predominant force within the “chick lit” genre and has experienced huge success with her funny and compelling novels.
Young’s novel, “A Promising Man (And It's About Time, Too)”, was adapted into a major motion picture; “The Wedding Date” (2005), which starred, actress Debra Messing and actor Dermot Mulroney. The British author is now living in Surrey, where she is happily working on her next novel.
“A Girl’s Best Friend”: Brief Synopsis
(Avon A, 2003, ISBN: 9780060562779).
In the modern dating world, the only loyal companion a girl can count on is her dog. At least, that’s how “Isabel Palmer” feels, upon her most recently failed attempt at finding love. Why should she have to deal with all of the trouble and heartache of a boyfriend anyway? She already has someone in her life that is loyal, loving, and always is happy to see her when she comes home. "A Girl's Best Friend", explores London's single scene, by following the entertaining romances of its main character, “Isabel (“Izzy”) Palmer”.
Review of “A Girl’s Best Friend”
(Avon A, 2003, ISBN: 9780060562779).
The novel's heroine is highly entertaining; her witty and out-spoken don't mess with me attitude, will make readers laugh out loud and in some instances, cringe from embarrassment. Though, “Izzy” seems to have met her match, in a handsome veterinarian, named “Nick”. The highly entertaining battle of wits that is played between the two characters is a perfect example of Elizabeth Young's comedic writing talent.
The couple's equally combative and stubborn personalities generate curiosity and excitement regarding them, until the very last page. Another engrossing element of the novel, is the will they or won't they” anticipation that surrounds the couple’s romance throughout the story, making it an extremely gripping and enjoyable read. The novel’s witty dialogue and unanticipated development make it both amusing and enchanting.
Final Review
“A Girl's Best Friend”, is an extremely enjoyable read, from the novel's engaging storyline to its comical and irresistible characters. The novel is highly recommended to all fans of “Chick Lit”. Further recommended readings for fans of the novel’s author Elizabeth Young, are the novels: “Asking for Trouble”, “Making Mischief”, and “A Promising Man (And It's About Time, Too)”.
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