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Avery Fowler 2.0 #2
The Internet Made Me Do It
It’s been forty-three days, seven hours and twenty-six minutes since reporter Avery Fowler last consulted her favourite website, HowTo.com, for advice. But now—her mouse finger’s getting see, after a year of highs, the lows are coming fast and furious.Maybe just this one time, she can turn to Clem… Dear Is it hacking if it’s my boyfriend’s computer?Dear What’s in fashion for S& leather or lace?Dear Should there be icicles in my turkey?Dear Is the definition of “hooker” flexible?Does Avery have an unhealthy Internet advice dependency? Probably. But it would never steer her wrong—would it?-----------Just when Avery thought she was out, HowTo.com pulled her back in! The romantic comedy, The Internet Made Me Do It is Book 2 in the Avery Fowler 2.0 Series. If you enjoyed BRIDGET JONES' DIARY or CONFESSIONS OF A SHOPAHOLIC, Avery is the woman for you!“Avery Fowler, the most adorable and messed up heroine since Bridget Jones, is back and she's funnier than ever! Don't miss out on this sweet, sentimental story that is one crazy misadventure after the next because everyone deserves to laugh their belly hurts. Let Avery Fowler be the sunshine on your cloudy days. Bravo Ms. Ammoscato, hands down the most freaking funny chick lit author around." Tess Woods, Harper Collins, author, Love at First Flight“Send your kids on a sleepover and banish hubby to his man cave, because once you begin "The Internet Made Me Do It", you will NOT be able to put it down! If you liked Avery Fowler in "Dear It's Me, Avery", you will absolutely LOVE the totally "Live and Unplugged" Avery Fowler 2.0 in The Internet Made Me Do It."Veronica Marie Lewis-Shaw, author
219 pages, Kindle Edition
Published May 1, 2017
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About the author
Jennifer Ammoscato
4 books94 followersBy day, Jennifer Ammoscato is an intrepid writer/editor. By night, she fights crime (not so much), the urge to organize closets and to stuff herself with salted chocolate caramels.
Despite her exhaustive to-do list, she's written the following novels:
Dear Internet: It's Me, Avery (Book 1)
The Internet Made Me Do It (Book 2)
The Internet Never Lies (Book 3)
The Detour - A Road Trip with My Mom, Her Pug & a 1986 Volvo
Despite her exhaustive to-do list, she's written the following novels:
Dear Internet: It's Me, Avery (Book 1)
The Internet Made Me Do It (Book 2)
The Internet Never Lies (Book 3)
The Detour - A Road Trip with My Mom, Her Pug & a 1986 Volvo
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June 9, 2017
This is the second of three books be Jennifer Ammoscato about the delightfully witty ‘would be erotic (with a difference) novelist’ Avery Fowler and her life with her boyfriend, family and friends. I have to say that this novel is just as funny and charming as the first (Dear Internet, it’s Me Avery).
Avery does not rely on Clementine quite as much in this book, but when she does turn to her online advisor, the giggles simply come out of my mouth before I realise it. I have had some rather odd looks from my family, when I interrupt their TV or movie viewing with a rather loud outburst of giggles or laughter when they are not expecting it. But you cannot help it. Jennifer Ammoscato is a very witty writer and makes it so easy to relate to Avery and the characters in the book.
The relationship between Avery and Ryan Whiteford Becomes even more tantalising, and I keep picking up my kindle to see what happens next….it is addictive! Ryan is lovely, funny and annoying. He seems to put his foot in it quite a bit. The trouble is, I kind of feel for both Avery and Ryan, but then think to myself ‘Ryan should know better, typical man’. Yu will have to read the book to understand what I am saying, but I am sure it will be time well spent and you will have fun along the way.
I am really looking forward to the 3rd instalment ‘The Internet Never Lies’ I am sure I will not be disappointed.
Thank you once again Jennifer Ammoscato for such a fun and easy to read book.
Avery does not rely on Clementine quite as much in this book, but when she does turn to her online advisor, the giggles simply come out of my mouth before I realise it. I have had some rather odd looks from my family, when I interrupt their TV or movie viewing with a rather loud outburst of giggles or laughter when they are not expecting it. But you cannot help it. Jennifer Ammoscato is a very witty writer and makes it so easy to relate to Avery and the characters in the book.
The relationship between Avery and Ryan Whiteford Becomes even more tantalising, and I keep picking up my kindle to see what happens next….it is addictive! Ryan is lovely, funny and annoying. He seems to put his foot in it quite a bit. The trouble is, I kind of feel for both Avery and Ryan, but then think to myself ‘Ryan should know better, typical man’. Yu will have to read the book to understand what I am saying, but I am sure it will be time well spent and you will have fun along the way.
I am really looking forward to the 3rd instalment ‘The Internet Never Lies’ I am sure I will not be disappointed.
Thank you once again Jennifer Ammoscato for such a fun and easy to read book.
May 7, 2017
Send your kids on a sleepover and banish hubby to his man cave, because once you begin "The Internet Made Me Do It", you will NOT be able to put it down!
If you liked Avery Fowler in "Dear Internet: It's Me, Avery", you will absolutely LOVE the totally "Live and Unplugged" Avery Fowler 2.0 in "The Internet Made Me Do It".
Our plucky heroine returns with a vengeance (okay, it was a chocolate chip muffin and hazelnut latte; work with me, people!) and you will never look at relationships the same way again!
All the thrills of Canada's Wonderland and Universal Studios US pale in comparison to the rollercoaster ride Jennifer Ammoscato takes you on with "The Internet Made Me Do It"!
Veronica Marie Lewis-Shaw
(Writing under a large mushroom somewhere in the Pacific Northwest)
If you liked Avery Fowler in "Dear Internet: It's Me, Avery", you will absolutely LOVE the totally "Live and Unplugged" Avery Fowler 2.0 in "The Internet Made Me Do It".
Our plucky heroine returns with a vengeance (okay, it was a chocolate chip muffin and hazelnut latte; work with me, people!) and you will never look at relationships the same way again!
All the thrills of Canada's Wonderland and Universal Studios US pale in comparison to the rollercoaster ride Jennifer Ammoscato takes you on with "The Internet Made Me Do It"!
Veronica Marie Lewis-Shaw
(Writing under a large mushroom somewhere in the Pacific Northwest)
July 4, 2017
Avery strikes again.
The second book in this trilogy doesn't disappoint. Avery is still her lovable, yet slightly ditzy, self as she navigates the choppy waters of a long-distance relationship, and the quest for the Great Canadian erotic novel. If you loved "Dear Internet, It's Me, Avery", you'll adore "The Internet Made Me Do It".
The second book in this trilogy doesn't disappoint. Avery is still her lovable, yet slightly ditzy, self as she navigates the choppy waters of a long-distance relationship, and the quest for the Great Canadian erotic novel. If you loved "Dear Internet, It's Me, Avery", you'll adore "The Internet Made Me Do It".
August 6, 2017
Avery and Ryan trying to work things out during a long distance relationship. Of course Avery's mind gets the best of her. However they do get engaged, but Ryan tends to put work first. What woman doesn't get mad when her man does that? Avery writing Erotica is just hilarious to me. The big shocker is when Avery meets Clementine.
June 9, 2017
Originally reviewed for Chick Lit Central (www.chicklitcentral.com)
I realized something, after diving into the second installment in Avery’s world.
I really, really missed her!
She’s the type of character I wish I were friends with in real life. Funny. Charming. Always telling it exactly like it is, even if in doing so, it gets her into all sorts of trouble. I’m amazed at the heap of misadventures and odd-ball situations that Avery often finds herself in. There were so many moments where I felt as though I were witnessing the beginnings of a train wreck, filling me with a need to reach inside the pages and protect her from causing undue harm to herself, yet at the same time I couldn’t look away, and if I were totally honest, I didn’t want to! Those moments were ultimately the best, because there was no way I’d stop reading and not find out what happens to Avery and those around her at every single turn.
I wasn’t sure if the second book could top the first in this series (Dear Internet: It’s Me, Avery). Yet Jennifer Ammoscato proved me wrong. The Internet Made Me Do It was amazing, from start to finish, inspiring me to be crazy free to express myself a little bit more, with a little more gumption, just like Avery would. I’m so glad Avery’s world is a trilogy, because one book would never be enough, and I look forward to reading the third installment, The Internet Never Lies, so I can see what’s in store for our girl!
I realized something, after diving into the second installment in Avery’s world.
I really, really missed her!
She’s the type of character I wish I were friends with in real life. Funny. Charming. Always telling it exactly like it is, even if in doing so, it gets her into all sorts of trouble. I’m amazed at the heap of misadventures and odd-ball situations that Avery often finds herself in. There were so many moments where I felt as though I were witnessing the beginnings of a train wreck, filling me with a need to reach inside the pages and protect her from causing undue harm to herself, yet at the same time I couldn’t look away, and if I were totally honest, I didn’t want to! Those moments were ultimately the best, because there was no way I’d stop reading and not find out what happens to Avery and those around her at every single turn.
I wasn’t sure if the second book could top the first in this series (Dear Internet: It’s Me, Avery). Yet Jennifer Ammoscato proved me wrong. The Internet Made Me Do It was amazing, from start to finish, inspiring me to be crazy free to express myself a little bit more, with a little more gumption, just like Avery would. I’m so glad Avery’s world is a trilogy, because one book would never be enough, and I look forward to reading the third installment, The Internet Never Lies, so I can see what’s in store for our girl!
June 24, 2023
Amazing!
I love this book! It made me laugh so hard I was tearing up! Highly recommend to put you in a good mood!
I love this book! It made me laugh so hard I was tearing up! Highly recommend to put you in a good mood!
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