Brody, Jessica A Week of Mondays, 451 pages. Farrar Straus
Giroux (Macmillan), 2016. $17.99. Language: PG (15 swears, 0 F); Mature Content: G; Violence:
G
Ellie Sparks has a most awful Monday. Among other things she
gets a ticket and her absolutely “hot” boyfriend breaks up with her. The next
morning, she realizes it is Monday again. She will relive the Monday her
boyfriend broke up with her a total of seven times. She decides to re-invent
herself every day and hopefully be the kind of person that her boyfriend will
not break up with. It takes her a whole week of Mondays to finally realize who
she really is, and who her true friends are.
This was a great book. It started a little slow, and
the language in the first part of the book turned me off. However, soon I was
really into the story. The language got better, and the story was great. I
found myself laughing out loud many times during the reading of this book. I
could not put the book down. I loved that in the story it even had a short
reference to one of Jessica Brody’s other books; 52 Reasons to Hate My Father.
MS, HS - ADVISABLE Reviewer Ellen-Anita, Librarian
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