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Bondi Blonde
'The Devil wore Prada, now she's in a bikini' - Holly Valance'Beyond chick-lit. Smart, funny, painfully well observed. I loved it' - author, Tilly Bagshawe'A very enjoyable book with a bit of a dark side' - Chloe's Chick Lit Reviews'This summer's must read' - Conde Nast TravellerArriving on Bondi Beach, pear shaped, lily-white and clutching a bottle of factor 30, Emily has two 1/ Hide out in the Irish pubs 2/ Get with the programmeJoin Emily as she falls for Sam, the hot barista, and meets her nemesis in Kiki, the Japanese surf siren. Bondified, and bent on perfection, will Emily be saved from the surgeon's scalpel? Can she win Miss Bondi, and does love mean reading between the tan lines?Don't Eat. Pray. Love.
237 pages, Kindle Edition
First published May 1, 2012
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May 31, 2012
Razor sharp, fabulously witty, I loved it! A perfect summer read!
February 21, 2016
'The Devil Wore Prada. Now she's in a bikini' wrote Holly Valance after reading this summer's hottest beach read.
'Beyond chick-lit. Smart, funny, painfully well observed. I loved it' - author, Tilly Bagshawe
'A very enjoyable book with a bit of a dark side' - Chloe's Chick Lit Reviews
'This summer's must read' - Conde Nast Traveller
Arriving on Bondi Beach, pear shaped, lily-white and clutching a bottle of factor 30, Emily has two options:
1/ Hide out in the Irish pubs 2/ Get with the programme
Join Emily as she falls for Sam, the hot barista, and meets her nemesis in Kiki, the Japanese surf siren. Bondified, and bent on perfection, will Emily be saved from the surgeon's scalpel? Can she win Miss Bondi, and does love mean reading between the tan lines?
Don't Eat. Pray. Love.
'Beyond chick-lit. Smart, funny, painfully well observed. I loved it' - author, Tilly Bagshawe
'A very enjoyable book with a bit of a dark side' - Chloe's Chick Lit Reviews
'This summer's must read' - Conde Nast Traveller
Arriving on Bondi Beach, pear shaped, lily-white and clutching a bottle of factor 30, Emily has two options:
1/ Hide out in the Irish pubs 2/ Get with the programme
Join Emily as she falls for Sam, the hot barista, and meets her nemesis in Kiki, the Japanese surf siren. Bondified, and bent on perfection, will Emily be saved from the surgeon's scalpel? Can she win Miss Bondi, and does love mean reading between the tan lines?
Don't Eat. Pray. Love.
January 7, 2015
I love all things Australian it is my favourite country. Even though I have never been. Enjoyed this book because it was set in Australia and similar to other books I have read and liked. (Sophie Kinsella, Lindsey Kelk)
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