from bookgirljen

As a child of the 80s (I graduated in 1990), I enjoyed the flashback aspect of this novel. The music, the clothes, the teenage dramas. However, the story seemed to drag on forever, full of constant, unnecessary name-dropping from the 80s. And Lillian started to get on my nerves, she was so inten...

from ajewell

Lillian comes back home to go to her high school reunion and to come to terms with her recent divorce. She moves back home with her parents and learns a lesson or two on life and love and the importance of them both. Even though her heart has been broken, Lillian finds a way to cope by learning m...

from shalulah

I love Jancee Dunn! I read her biography & moved on to this (drawn in inexorably by the '80s song title on the cover--& the tape). I found myself totally into this book, recognizing not just '80s references but also the characters & the high school drama situations. Jancee Dunn really got my adol...

from voracious

I thought this was a cute and fun book. It was timely for me since I also recently attended my 20 year reunion. It did a great job sprinkling in nostalgia from the 80's.

from sunshine608

This book had an interesting story but it was very hard for me to like the main character- maybe it's because she was still acting like a high schooler at 38 which made it completely unbelievable for me. If she had of been younger ( say 25 or younger), maybe I would have liked her more or at leas...