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The Dicktionary Club by Sophie Gravia

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Anonymous 3 months ago

This months read, The Dicktionary Club, will be making its way to you, so please feel free to comment on this post.

Three friends fed up with the Glasgow scene decide to set up a women-only website for sisterly advice, but along with its unexpected popularity comes a slew of hilarious and messy consequences. 

Ella, Katy, and Zola are done with Glasgow's dating scene. From ghosting to catfishing to cringe-worthy Tinder messages, navigating love in today's society has become an absolute nightmare! But when one of them is dumped by a guy who saw her as nothing more than a quick swipe, the trio decide to fight back and take matters into their own hands. Creating The Dicktionary Club - an exclusive, women-only website dedicated to exposing Scotland's worst serial swipers with brutally honest reviews.

Their mission is to help women spot the red flags, dodge heartbreakers, and take back control of the dating scene. But as the site goes viral, so does the drama in their own love lives. And when one of them starts falling for a guy she's been warning others to avoid, things get messier-and more complicated-than ever...

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    Anonymous 2 months ago

    After spending the best part of two weeks recovering from a horrendous bug that totally wiped me I have today finished the Dickionary Club.

    I'm not sure how it was classed as EF, I'm not quite sure what genre I would fit it in as I really didn't enjoy it.

    I started the book with high hopes, and the story had the potential to be relatable and good, but the characters quickly annoyed me and the story line really didn't intrigue me. I felt the language was unnecessarily and I would say detracted from the storyline, but I really failed to enjoy that either. The story seemed to focus on the same negative behaviours that it highlighted from men, a bit of a pot kettle situation. So sorry but it was a sink from me. 

    Phantasma - I was 3/4 of the way through the book when I got poorly and was really enjoying it - Its less of an easy read so I will pick it back up once I am fully recovered and able to concentrate again! But the fact I am enjoying it and want to pick the book back up to get to the ending makes it a winner in my eyes!

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  • Anonymous
    Anonymous 2 months ago

    After spending the best part of two weeks recovering from a horrendous bug that totally wiped me I have today finished the Dickionary Club.

    I'm not sure how it was classed as EF, I'm not quite sure what genre I would fit it in as I really didn't enjoy it.

    I started the book with high hopes, and the story had the potential to be relatable and good, but the characters quickly annoyed me and the story line really didn't intrigue me. I felt the language was unnecessarily and I would say detracted from the storyline, but I really failed to enjoy that either. The story seemed to focus on the same negative behaviours that it highlighted from men, a bit of a pot kettle situation. So sorry but it was a sink from me. 

    Phantasma - I was 3/4 of the way through the book when I got poorly and was really enjoying it - Its less of an easy read so I will pick it back up once I am fully recovered and able to concentrate again! But the fact I am enjoying it and want to pick the book back up to get to the ending makes it a winner in my eyes!

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